Muller Dynamo

[Hoppy]

:)ole

Nice one!

Hoppy

[nvisser]

Thank you Hoppy for clearing that up.
I suppose it still acts like a open switch , not reflecting output to input.

[Hoppy]

Thank you Hoppy for clearing that up.
I suppose it still acts like a open switch , not reflecting output to input.

Yes, single pole style.

Hoppy

[neptune]

@conradelectro .What a find ! Essential reading I would say for any serious student /replicator . I have only watched it once but there is an awful lot of info in this video . Is it overunity? The video title implies that it is , but that is all we have to go on . I can see no other purpose for it , but we get some pretty strange stuff on youtube .The standard of workmanship is very high .
Things it has in common with Romero .
1 Even number of magnets [16] odd number of coils ,15
2 Ferrite cores
3 separate drive and gen coils .
4 general layout
Things that are different
1 No stator magnets
2 Drive coils fired by opto couplers
3 No reference to self looping .
     This is a first glance appraisal . there is a load more info on the vid .

[neptune]

Further to my last post . Interestingly the cores seem to made from a 70/30 mix of iron oxide and resin . It would seem that transformers are used on the output to step up the voltage .On the whole this machine would be more complicated and expensive to replicate than Romero`s . Don`t take my word for anything , check the video . For some reason I find it amusing that it has wheels on the base . Tow it behind your bike ?
Edit .Although no stator magnets are used ,notice the use of flux rings where those magnets would be . No material is specified but they are shown as the same colour as the cores , and thus probably the same material .