Muller Dynamo

[e2matrix]

Another video from diveflyfish showing the possible hall effect of FWBR with load.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmPubg6trNg&feature=feedu

Note RomeroUK left a comment 1 hour ago on this video saying: "Hi,
Do you get any difference like amp increasing from the source while the output goes up or down?I cannot really see it from the video, too small...
If it is stable enough then you are close to one of the effects I had in my setup.
When you find the best spot get a magnet and play with it arround and watch the meter.

Best regards,
Romero"
His user name listed RomeroUK on youtube so he's our Romero    Sounds like a good hint here...

BTW does anyone know who diveflyfish is?  His work in the vids are impressive although I wish he'd leave the music off when talking.  If he's not on here maybe we should invite him here?  (I do see some hints of a cleaned up IST though - hehe - music blaring, types in all CAPS.) 

[konehead]

Hi Itsu

Really good video its all laid out easy to see things.
It blew away some myths I had about resonance - such as I notice you have the very nice AC resonate sinewave with or without the load....I always thought things are totally different in resonate condition with a load or wihthout and everyting needs to be readjsuted wtih load but your scope shows the resonate AC scope form if loaded or not.

also is beautiful when you shoe the "normal" looking scope shot we all see when you get all-N magnets going past coil...then you add the rsonate cap and wow nice AC eh...

Also you ARE getting the speed up under shorted-condition evenyone is trying to achieve and pretty dramatic too it sounds like.

If you went with diferent stle of rotor, like Romeros, you cna take advantage of both sides oif magnets and double the number of coils you can ring around it...

[scratchrobot]

I remember Patrick speaking of this at the 2007 UK Free Energy Conference.
There is an essential but subtle difference with the Adams "modus operandi":

The work is done by the iron core on the stator being drawn to the magnet.
When it gets there, the magnet becomes a nuisance, and its effect must
be NEUTRALISED by the application of a current. That is all. There is no
intention to use the current to do any pulling or pushing.

Very important distinction.

Paul-R

Thanks for clarifying that. The point I wanted to make is that maybe Romero did not tune his hall's for optimum speed. I'm trying find a reason why his RPM stays the same with or withoud a load.

[scratchrobot]

Note RomeroUK left a comment 1 hour ago on this video saying: "Hi,
Do you get any difference like amp increasing from the source while the output goes up or down?I cannot really see it from the video, too small...
If it is stable enough then you are close to one of the effects I had in my setup.
When you find the best spot get a magnet and play with it arround and watch the meter.

Best regards,
Romero"
His user name listed RomeroUK on youtube so he's our Romero    Sounds like a good hint here...

BTW does anyone know who diveflyfish is?  His work in the vids are impressive although I wish he'd leave the music off when talking.  If he's not on here maybe we should invite him here?  (I do see some hints of a cleaned up IST though - hehe - music blaring, types in all CAPS.)

hmm I ordered some FWBR's to test this effect but still waiting for them to arrive. Like I said before, I remember Romero saying that he had found another way of shorting a coil by only one component so he didn't have to use the reed anymore. I hope it is the FWBR.

I know there was some discussion about what type of FWBR's Romero was using on his Muller, maybe someone knows?

[LtBolo]

The gorilla in the living room with respect to 'tuning' the generator coil is that the inductance of the coil is not constant, whereas the inductance of a motor coil is, at least up to saturation.

I am definitely a fan of having series capacitance for reasons I stated, but I do not think it is creating the same type of tuning as in an RV.