Muller Dynamo

[lumen]

Is it just me or does anyone else think the rotor increases in RPM when Romero switches the DC/DC converter output from 12v down to 9v?
It looks to operate even better with 9v input to the driving coils. Possible the timing could be off some or the pulse width too long or me just seeing things.

[FreeEnergyInfo]

has anyone replicated the schematic you presented here? Drawings looks nice but I will like to see it real.

All the best,
RomeroUK

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[Tudi]

i would laugh my ass off if the answer to OU would be simple as number of generators > motor coils ( was watching skycollection video )

[powercat]

From Muller Dynamo for experimentalists

Romero's generator produced 12 v loaded and 15 v unloaded (at 12 v input) which means one pair of coils has about 3 ohms resistance given a 2 amp load current.    As we know, best power transfer occurs when load is also about 3 ohms, assuming the speed stays constant.

Here's a crucial insight into Romero's generator:

Same coils are used for motor and generator functions, so both will have the same induced voltage.  However, his input voltage is 12 V and output 15 volts.  This tells us he is pulsing way before max peak voltage, and the motor function stops and reverses into generator action as the voltage increases.

EM

[nul-points]

Well I said that, but... I was not sure my 'conclusions' were correct.
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Maybe later
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Ron

PS: it was just about the efficiency of the series drive coils and how they extend the drive pulse.

thanks Ron, no problem, in your own time is fine

yes, it was about the drive characteristics that i was interested - iirc seem to remember what looked like a double, squarish positive pulse, with very slight spike between

cheers
np


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