Thanks...I needed that!!! I think the circuit driver might be carrying so much power that the induction motor is saturated too fast for recovery. Assuming that induction carrys the same power as the driver circuit, maybe, The coils that push the armature exciter is charging but reaches saturation before the motor spins, and dumps the volts before induction occurs. So by sticking a cap in the coils in and out, the power that would dump is trickled back into the coils, reducing dump and adding a little kick start to the spin, similar to a cap start motor, but with induction.
