Muller Dynamo

[plengo]

<sup>as they say in Brazil: give the fish a line.

So i give some space and 3 pages goes with NOTHING useful to THIS THREAD. Some useful info but wrong place. Bolt is correct.

I don't think this is good. If we continue like this it will be another 100 pages with everything BUT Romero's motor.

So I ask again the members: Do we want one thread with everything or one thread with ONLY ROMERO's MOTOR replication-experiments???

Let me know please,

Fausto.</sup>

[Rawbush]

I will make up another rotor tonight, I have another circle. I will use the magnetite and epoxy mix to fill in holes. I'll post results.
Peace
rawbush

[e2matrix]

First, thank you Sean for working on that circuit (this is Dr. Jones) -- as you have time.  Nul-pts and Xee2 and ChrisC and a few others have done some great work along these lines already...

OK -- this discussion about how to make a decent "return on investment" was raised again today by Romero, with a solution embedded in the response by Sean above:
So there is a huge demand -- not surprising really -- for a system that will allow for testing, as Gyula said:
  If you could do something along these lines with your latest non-Muller device, Romero, many would be willing to buy a "Lego set" and put it together...

   I think Konehead (Doug) could also do this with his "OU pulse motor".
Ideal to start with an existing motor + generator and tell us how to modify it as you have done.

   My interest is personally not in making a lot of money on electrodynamic energy research, but rather in helping these devices to reach families and communities throughout the world, while preventing BigOyl from stomping or controlling the new energy source.  (Or even some smaller corporation that stomps on inventors because they want to "protect their patent;" either of the above may have happened to friend Romero.)

   The answer, IMHO, is to do as Sean is doing... "Lego sets" for us nerds who want to build and at the same time make a little money in our local areas while working towards independence from grid/greed.  A royalty would go to the "Lego set" provider via signed agreement on purchase of a Lego set (e.g. with Sean or Konzen or Romero) for each unit built and sold locally.   

The idea is to get the idea out quickly with local "businesses" building the units in non-centralized fashion; with royalties going back to the inventors. OK, signed honor-system, but I think this is better than expecting big gov't to protect your patent from BigOyl etc..

If centralized power is the problem, then independent off-grid families and communities are the answer...

"Revenge of the Nerds"!   

How's that sound?

PS -- I would forget about the 3-year patent procedure followed by more years of fighting down the attempts to steal it from you...  Gov't may stomp on you right away, saying your invention is a "national security" matter, as now some Gov'ts evidently seek to protect the profits of Big Global Corps and Banks.

You understand the system well.  Right on with all points!

Sorry I see I just added to the clutter.  So here's something more relative to the topic.  I stuck some Mu metal in a coil for a core and put the scope on it.  Had magnets spinning by it but I could not see any difference between that and ferrite.  Is that to be expected?  I thought Mu metal would yield higher voltage.  Oddly it ended up the biggest voltage sine wave pattern I saw with that coil (MO fan coil) was when I was holding on to it with no magnets spinning.  I guess I'm a better generator than the magnets  LOL(Bedini ssg motor). 

[Jdo300]

<sup>So I ask again the members: Do we want one thread with everything or one thread with ONLY ROMERO's MOTOR replication-experiments???

Let me know please,

Fausto.</sup>

<sup>Yes that would be nice to not have to wade through pages of non-technical information. I'm sure the newbies are getting headaches trying to follow this.

- Jason O</sup>

[4Tesla]

No, but the magnets on the back of the coils will generate when the ferrite in the rotor completes the core through both coils!
Because you are only moving a core segment in the rotor, Lenz will decrease the field reaching the rotor under heavy load and the rotor will spin easier. That could also be why the motor part works in attraction, it could not work any other way.
It's just a concept but there is something else going on we just don't get.

I forgot about the magnets on top of the coils.. that might work.