Muller Dynamo

[FreeEnergyInfo]

INFO...
Mopozco
"quest for OU" XI -- "COP over 1"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYRVwIw0azo

(but no worries yet, not for long - only for couple hours)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6C5_pgoAXVg

[ElectronManipulator]

INFO...
Mopozco
"quest for OU" XI -- "COP over 1"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYRVwIw0azo

to make sure the meters're showing right readings in previous video have changed the motor's design -- coils-magnets arrangement and heavier light, but on the same principle; meters still showing cop^1 readings and motor's running on supercap with power source disconnected
(but no worries yet, not for long - only for couple hours)

If you are confident of your findings, you really need to beg, borrow, or buy a oscilloscope.  Your meters are not keeping up with the sinusoids.  You are therefore getting unreliable readings.

A reading in DC mode requires a longer sample time than an AC-TrueRMS mode.

You really need to get proper readings.  If your meters are not HIGH-IMPEDANCE input meters, you are not getting proper readings anyhow.

At least you are doing SOMETHING, but with improper data, you may be chasing the wrong thing.

You will get a map of where to go next with an o'scope.

If you cannot afford one, ask around to borrow one.

Being able to tune a circuit can only be done marginally without seeing the waveform.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

Hi Guys

Not sure if this has been 'gone over' before but I will post it anyway. It is a struggle keeping up with the posting during the week.

I have been busy with scissors and sheets of paper waiting for parts to arrive.

I have something to show regarding the 'event' travel. The 'event' being the single passing of a magnet and coil,

approach/TDC/recede

which has been shown to be magnified by the odd even arrangement of magnets/coils (number of magnets times segments of rotor)

Muller Dynamo. Comparison between numbers of coils and magnets

http://youtu.be/BaqRXKRSFOc

Conclusion
It does not matter if you have an odd or even number of rotor magnets, if you want 'Events' to travel 'with' the rotor direction you must have a lower number of stator coils.

I have a pdf of the sheets I used if anyone wants to play with the combinations.

All the best

Personally, I believe having the events travel in the opposite direction of rotation are part of the key to unlocking this potential.

[konehead]

Balancing rotors can save you LOTS of input amps even if it is not completey necessary like if the rpms is 5000rpm os so...
Its not that hard to balance a rotor just time-consuming:
Get some bearings with grease cleaned completely out of them - carburetor clearner is good to clean beaings and they should spin super easy and fast when very clean.
mount your muller-rotor HORIZONTAL in a stand with bearings and axle with nothing ferrouns nearby.

spin it and let it settle...it will probably settle in same place everytime it stops, and what you want to acheive when it is totally balanced is for it to not settle in one spot all the time, (thats it) then it is balanced as good as you can get.

so get some masking tape and tape some weights to the opposite (top) half of rotor when it does settle,  untl it doesnt want to settle in same place anymore...then when you getthe right amount of weight at certain points in rotor using masking tape , then drill out holes and epoxy or super glue the weights into rotor...to fine-tume, drill out holes into the rotor at the heavy area....you might not want to ruin the looks of your rotor however so use smaller weights etc.
ITs all very basic and should take you about 2 or 3hrs or so to get a rotor really balanced like this.
I like to use lead weights made from car-wheel balancing weights, or lead cut from from battery terminals for cars... then pound the lead into round rods that I can press into rotor after holed is drilled but you can use anything for weight you want.
An badly unbalanced rotor might draw for an example 500ma at 1000rpm and when it is balanced, youmight get it down to 200 or 300ma dependig on how bad it was at first.
you can do jsut as good job as a balancer at a machine shop doing this balance technique no problem.

have fun everyone keep going  and dont stop (double meaning eh)

[ZeroFossilFuel]

Hi Gang,

I sure won't win any race but I'm learning from watching Lidmotor, Lasersaber and a couple others. Everyone has great ideas, I use the ones I think are good, and sit on the ones that are not so good.

I made a quick trip to Harbor Freight and got a nice little drill press this morning for 74.99 @ a good chuck, I don't know how they sell stuff for what they do but it works and does what I need.  Put in another 8 hours today already, Rotor and plates are basically done except for mounting, gluing, etc.  Picked up bobbins from Wall Mart, bigger than the one I had for a singer, got the "brother" ones, thanks Lidmotor.  Going to take a break, back worn out leaning over lathe, drill presses, whew..  For the "Worlds Smallest Lab" folk, picture of me doing you know what to the platters.  Other, obvious.  If I can build it in my closet, anyone can! 

Later!

Ben K4ZEP

Nice work, sir. I feel your pain re: cramped working quarters.