I'm not one to get prematurely excited...but can someone explain this

[Goat]

@ Cap-Z-ro

Thanks again for all the open source type input, the reason I asked is because I have 4 different motors all 12 volts but when I use the smaller motor I seem to have a lower current drain but nothing OU yet but that doesn't your system doesn't work just that mine hasn't yet

I'd really like to go get the parts necessary tomorrow that's why I'm asking for your specs on the motor but no problem, if what you're saying about the different motor probably means I'm using the wrong rating and types of capacitors in the circuit.

BTW: I'm not expecting the motor to move as you mentioned earlier, from what I'm seeing the motor is acting like a transformer.

Respect,
Paul

[resonanceman]

Capt Z

I went back over  your  drawings

Have you  tried   your  transformer  with both  sides of the  battery connected ?

I just switched  to a small motor ...........but I  was using a small coil before .....with  both sides of the  battery connected


gary

[Dr.Greenthumb]

Curious about this as im still a noobie to electronics. Did you charge the capacitors? I hooked up a few caps in the first diagram that you had and nothing happened. The fan had a small jerk and that was it.

[Cap-Z-ro]

The motor isn't supposed to turn...it just sits there while the battery charges for some reason unknown to me.

Regards...

[Dr.Greenthumb]

haha okay ill check that out

::edit got the first one hooked up ill let it sit for a bit and check it out again. started with 1.075 volts.