Muller Dynamo

[poynt99]

added:  The pic is across one coil pair before the fwb and the output fed back to input with a blocking diode pair to keep it from seeing the battery voltage. So true output from the coils.

thae,

Are there other coil pairs also connected to a common output bus via FWBR's in this test?

I think upon closer inspection, you'll find that the area at 5.8 divisions is in-between rotor magnets, not at TDC.

@Magluvin, it's "poynt", thanks.

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[e2matrix]

thanks konehead for putting that 'sonedi' circuit together along with some ideas. 

[Tudi]

i realize this is a replication thread. But you could use an external motor to drive the rotor. That way you eliminate the syncronization issue, use efficient coils, have a continues rotation, you can adjust independently the generator and the motor speed( frequency )..

[mariuscivic]

Hi
@ Yfree
@ Mariuscivic
@ E2matrix
@ Bolt
Thanks for your help.

    Hi Arthurs.

Maybe this helps:

In my setup i'm using fig 3.My hall transistor is BS057(used in old comp keyboard). Don't know if is the best but for me is working good.
Having 9 mm from rotor to coil, i think is a little bit too much.
Try to change the 220R with 100R.
Try to put your hall transistor upside down(if i'll do that to mine, the rotor spins the other way)
I'm not using small mags to triger the drive coils;i'm using the same mags on the rotor;it's about 10mm from the rotor; the hall trans. is in the midlle of the first and second gen coils after the drive coils.

[darkwanderer]

Looks like someone made it but we need the details of course....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH-1rjKbdEM&feature=feedu