Output (RPM)
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Durability (does it deteriorate?)
We tried to create our own magnetic motor, but we figured out that in order to continuously attract and repel the coils, the magnets had to be curved to fit the coils.
We could not curve the magnets by ourselves, so we used an already put together magnetic generator.
We tried to add a second battery to our circuit to increase the voltage.
Our motor overheated and melted the hot glue holding it together, so we only used one battery.
We found that our battery was giving the motor too much voltage, so we added a resistor.
With our calculations, we figured out that we needed to add 2 47Ω resistors in parallel with each other, resulting in a combined resistance of 23.5Ω.