Muller Dynamo

[powercat]

Important update from ZeroFossilFuel   

Muller Magnet Motor update 10
Testing opposing fields through the ferrite cores
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EInxoq_RMeI&feature=channel_video_title

[wings]

Thanks, very interesting. When one adds second C core below the flux on the left side would link up also.
Have you tried this physically and with what results?

no, just an idea viewing your post

RCL meter for coil matching using the PC soundcard and description of optimum Q coils

http://www.rcl-meter.strobbe.eu/index.html

http://www.on7yd.strobbe.eu/136ant/#CoilLosses

[neptune]

@powercat .Thanks for drawing attention to the video from zero fossil fuel . Everyone must see this , as IMO it goes to the very root of the low drag generator idea .

[gauschor]

20,000 rpm's

20.000 RPM... Seriously? Do you know how dangerous that is? The object will be utterly shredded if you have the slightest imbalance or wobbling. Not to talk about the lethal danger involved...

[synchro1]

@e2matrix,

I published extensively about this accomplishment on the "Single magnet no bearing Bedini" thread hosted by Jonny Davro over at the Energetic Forum.

I stumbled accross this effect when I held the end of a magnet core Cook battery up to a Bedini driven diametric spinner, just for the heck of it because both projects wound up next to each other on my work bench. What I noticed right away was an increased acceleration of the main 2" diametric spinner, which I verified with a handy laser tach. That was the start of my discovery. My only tests were on a 2" diameter diametric tube Bedini driven spinner. I percieve the Muller dynamo as an excellent platform for testing this type of output coil. I'm currently on holiday in Costa Rica, too far from my shop to build my own dynamo. I'm asking someone with a working dynamo to help and see if this type of output coil will work on the Muller dynamo rotor. This does not amount to alot of work. All it would take would be to drop a couple of tubes in the air core of a mounted coil. The output wireing and adjustment positioner are as good a design as possible. The only modification I can imagine would be to alternate the rotor magnet polarities, to match the action of the 2" diametric prime mover that it worked on in the first place.

@Gauschor,

I chose that factor because the speed was reported by a recent youtube replicator. Any rpm would work in direct proportion, lets say 10,000 rpm would equal a one second transit through an output coil 3 1/2 feet in length and so forth. This is merely a rough estimate to demonstrate and get a feel for the large amount of power available from a small 1/2 mm long vibratory oscillation of high frequency. Imagine the power that those very powerful  coupled diametric neo tube magnets would generate traveling back and forth through a thickly wound output coil of that length at one second intervals. Compare that to the output of an aircore coil powered by the magnet rotor flux alone. That rotor flux would add on anyway along with the decreased strain on the magnet rotor, compared to the aircore alone for the rough 50x the output. I believe that just one of these diametric core magnet output coils would be enough to self run the Muller dynamo with it's two power coils.

Try and log in over there at the Forum and pick up on "Synchro". Same handle, towards the end of the thread.