Muller Dynamo

[mariuscivic]

Well i try to replicate romero's device so all what i'm doing is to stick to romero's plans.
All i did is to start the dynamo with a 3watt led conected to the output. At this moment the curent drawn is 0,34A. Then i shorted the led and the curent drawn went at 0,32A and the rpm increases a bit. You can see it in the video and also you can hear (a little) that the rotor increases  rpm. It's not much  but enough to keep testing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh_6aWlLQtE

[k4zep]

jsut was reviewing everthything past few posts and realized (I think) that it requeires two coils in SERIES, (like Arthrus circuit) to get what BOlt describes with the high VARS produced first...where the coils cause the current-lag "wihtin themselves?
IS this true anyone?
Thats why "it" can be done with sereis-adding bifilars since they are two coils within one?
Arent Ben's two facing coils in paralell?...maybe that is problem he is having.

Hi Konehead,

Yes, I'll change them later tonight and test it that way.

Respectfully,
Ben K4ZEP

[Tudi]

@wattsup: I'm almost convinced that the key here is not about an efficient motor but a magical generator. Maybe you have some points in improving the driver part of the device. But for that you could just use some very efficient motor with maybe a few project specific modifications. The motor will not increase the output, it can only decrease the input. Considering you need to rotate a wheel and that mechanical motion means a lot of loss of energy in various ways, there is no way to reduce input to 0 and hope that the output will be OU. Just my 2 cents.

[mariuscivic]

toranarod

[duff]

Mariuscivic,

Looks like your off to a good start - nice acceleration in the video.

Could you please give us the details of your build?

What wire, magnets, rotor size, etc.

Thanks