Muller Dynamo

[i_ron]

Thankyou Romero at least i got your seal of approval. Don't worry if you are busy with other projects i will guide them on the  road to OU:)

I wish I could have more faith in your guidance but when I look at Romero's videos I see a completely different setup?

Ron

[Arthurs]

Quick update.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVT5ZleK5rY

Hi lasersaber

    Your video is very good, because my English is not good, not exactly understand your explanation, About generator coil connection, please tell me the picture below, A, B, C, D which one is correct?

Thank you very much
Look forward to your new progress!

[e2matrix]

Hello everyone,
Been working on my replication but im having trouble with the driving circuit posted by romero. First time i spun it up it ran but transistor got really hot and eventually blew. Rebuilt the circuit and blew another transistor. Tried three times now to rebuild the same circuit with a tip32c instead of tip42c (had a few on hand, ran out of tip42) but cant get it running. Transistor heats instantly.

Can someone confirm that romero's circuit works as posted? I'm getting really frustrated with it. Can anyone recommend another circuit to drive it?

On a side note, just like to say excellent work going on here and thank you to everyone for sharing there findings! And of course thank you to romero!!

Note Romero's reply but also this is from our guru gyula:  "Also, a suggestion for those using Romero's driver circuit with the Hall device and the bipolar PNP transistor: a series resistor could be inserted between Pin 3 of Hall output and the base electrode of the transistor to reduce input base current to the transistor,  as Romero showed, the 12V goes directly to base-emitter junction and the saturated Hall ouput transistor's collecter-emitter junction without any current limiting, so a resistor of any value between 470 Ohm to up about 1.5 kOM will limit nicely the input base current, hence the total input current to the driver stage.
This way a further 50-150mA reducement could be had without RPM change. The inserted resistor value needs testing of course.

Gyula"

[bolt]

Here is a link on how to make an inexpensive oscilloscope...hope this helps someone else out.

http://markbowers.org/home/crt-oscilloscope

Regards...

Mmm dunno about that he should trash it before someone hurts themselves.

A poor mans scope is your PC with the signal connected to the sound card. Take care to make a buffer circuit with some zener diodes to protect against over voltage spikes. Calibration not really important most of the time you only need to see the wave forms.

[FreeEnergyInfo]

Hi Penno,
just ignore the 2 black wires, those wires are connected to a FWBR then to the big blue capacitor.
Those where used before, to do some measurements and calculate the voltage drop...
At the time I was recording the video, the output from the capacitor was not connected to any source or any other load. I should have removed those wires to make it more clear.
What I was showing there is the simple  shorting of the coil not reducing the RPM but increasing, only that.
Don't associate that Muller experiment with this simple one thinking u got the answer, that one had multimple tricks and a bit of luck.
As I said before the Muller subject is closed for me, no questions - no answers.
When I will be posting here or on youtube I am refering to general experimenting an not climing that I am 100% right, I might be wrong too.
I have made another video where I have a different config and load too.(toy size)
I am posting the video here but I will not discuss details about it, sorry.
In general most of the people are jumping direct to heavier devices thinking to get a lot of power.... I think this is wrong, better understand every aspect then move forward.
I do appreciate more few m-volts or few m-amps where the difference of just even 0.1 amps will help you move on the other side of the technology.
Having o-scope is a must when you approach this fine tunnings, no o-scope then you will never get something, not even close
In general people building devices are not using the o-scope or even so they don't understand the waveforms. Can you people believe that first I NEVER calculate the wave forms, I am not even good enough for that, I am trying to understand it and do smaller steps to see why a scope looks like it looks.
I will post some of my recent scope shots that for most of you, as usual, will lead to Sherlok Holmes investigation.
All the best,
Romero

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkV2Y4Yke4I

THANKS Romero UK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE ENERGY = FREE INFO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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