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[captainpecan]

@ Groundloop

I'm not sure I have any advice for you on the reeds, although your setup looks like it would work good with hall sensors if you happened to have any handy.

@ Pointz

I never claimed my setup was the most efficient, I definitely do not see a problem trying to make it better.  Thanks for taking a few minutes to try and make a more efficient circuit.  There are many ways to improve it, and that's kind of why I posted it to start with. The more we can catch in the caps the better, because we will get work out of the motor either way. That's the whole point.  The interesting part is though, IST appears to be correct as far as I can tell.  There may not even be a need for rotation.  I'm seeing some pretty interesting stuff solid state right now.

[captainpecan]

Yes, you can get a reed relay to fire on only one polarity, by "biasing" the switch with a small magnet on the opposite side of the triggering magnet. It takes some experimentation to find the right strength and position.

An alternative solution would be to use a Hall effect switch. If you need the mechanical interruption to make a spark or something, you can use the Hall sensor near the rotor to fire a mechanical relay or reed-solenoid combo some distance away. Then your Hall sensor can be positioned to take advantage of either polarity of the rotor magnets, and you still get the mechanical interruption at the relay contacts or the reed-solenoid combo.

Yeah, what he said! 

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[Groundloop]

@TinselKoala,

Thanks for the tip. It worked! My motor is running now, on only reed relays.
I used small Ferrite magnets for my bias.

Now the motor is shuffling energy from the input, to the first capacitor, to the next capacitor and via last coil to ground.
The motor is using 0,05 Ampere at 10 Volt input. This is very close to my design goal.

@captainpecan,

I have tried Hall switches many times but I wanted to run on reeds only, this time.

Groundloop.

[innovation_station]

awsome ground loop glad to hear you seccucess ...

now if you can get it self running from a single charge of cap 1    lol

that would be the SH!T lol

lets put a BIG CAP BIGGGGG CAP AS C1 ....  i have 1 laying round here some where 

ooo here it is ...   how about ....120000uf 15vdc.....  and i bet your coils will not use the power contained in the cap and if they do use some choke coils ...  to give your magnets a little more push 

if ya know what i mean ....  lol