Muller Dynamo

[totoalas]

Hi Romerouk
As neptune suggested with ceramic magnets from microwave ovens
Im interested with the output  wattage it can produce??
Also instead of the driver coils ,   i will try  the rotor from a vacuum machine  with carbon contacts  direct dc  to rotate the magnets
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q4QRFELr5A&feature=channel_video_title
Trying to replicate the set up on a low budget
cheers  and regards to Groundloop

totoalas

[neptune]

@bourne. many thanks for that calculation . With home made multistrand  it will never wind as neat as you expect . I recomend adding 40 to50% to the calculation for the first try . Then you can refine the length as  I previously said .

[bourne]

@neptune.

Thanks, It's an 'ideal world' calculation and of course does not include tails and imperfections.

I thought I would post it because the difference between layer1 (785mm) and layer12 (1821mm) is quite large and may lead to underestimating the length needed to complete 300 turns.

This is a great thread.

[toranarod]

Further to Bruce`s post above . How to make your own Litz wire for these coils . Get some enamelled wire with a diameter of 0.125 mm . Your local electric motor rewind shop is a good source .This wire is very thin so work carefully . First and hardest part is estimating the length of wire needed for each coil .Let us guess , an average length of one inch per turn . So 300 turns would be 300 inches or 25 feet . If your workshop is less than 25 feet long , work outside . Mount 2 hooks 25 feet apart facing each other , on wall bench clothes posts etc . Attach the loose end of your wire to a hook , walk to the other hook , loop the wire round it and walk back . Walk back and forth 7 times , looping at each hook until you have made 7 trips .Tie off the wire at the hook and cut the wire . Bind the 7 strands together with tape near each hook . Now slip one end of the bundle off a hook andput a screwdriver through the loop where the hook fitted . Use the screwdriver to twist the strands together loosely . Cut off the loop at one end and carefully remove the enamel and solder the wires together . Use this end to start winding your coil , and wind the desired number of turns .You will then probably find your bundle was too long .cut off the excess and measure it .   Subtract its length from 25 feet , and adjust your hooks for the next performance . Finally strip and solder the ends together .Hope this will help someone .

thanks thats a great idea
I have the wire never accrued to me to wind my own.

[FreeEnergyInfo]

Hi All,
here are now the backups of the RomeroUK Videos:

RomeroUK + Muller generator = 10 W free energy HD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1lBhkZI7Ds