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Alas, I missed the obvious the first 100 times round. My PIC supplies only 1.3V so that is undoubtedly why! I'm going to attempt to fix that.
I'd still be interested in the software used to make the circuit diagrams.
I thought MOSFETS where supposed to provide GND for the motor, and the other motor pin went to 6v, that's how I was switching 900v on and off with my coil gun, and also add a flyback diode when using inductive loads.
Okay, the problem I'm having seems really simple to be but it's frustrating the hell out of me. I've directly connected a MOSFET to the PIC. The PIC connected to the middle leg. I've then connected the positive side of the battery to one leg and the motor to the other. I've then connected the other side of the motor to ground.The problem is it doesn't work