Muller Dynamo

[Cap-Z-ro]

Thank you webby1...in furtherance to your comment about magnets and holes, would the way to 'free energy' be in collecting it rather than generating it ?

Regards...

[xenomorphlabs]

Soft metal is a wonderful inductor, Lenz does not know soft metal in the right configuration

@webby1

Interesting, so you are saying that an inductor made out of an alumimum conductor for example does not exhibit an opposed current to the induced current, so that Lenz law can not establish?

I would like to kindly ask you to elaborate on how to configure such an inductor to
overcome the Lenz effect.

Thank you

[lumen]

I am fairly sure Lenz forces are caused from electron flow and not the conductor used.

[plengo]

Wellllllll, I can't find the thread, nor the posts so here are the pics

I wanted those that are in this to be aware and to be informed.  My comments on the lost wires was way in the beginning and I did not want to distract.

please Webby1, be explicit about this pictures. You mean wires? which one? can you circle with a paint tool and explain explicitly what you mean? Thanks.

Concerning a new device, I would suggest to create a new thread, not only for the benefit of this thread but also for the health of your device. 290+ pages is not a good start for a new device .

Fausto.

[plengo]

Is anyone able to explain those weird spikes I get when running the motor? You can also see them on my video on youtube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2LOSQoZl0I).

There are two very strange things that are happening that seems many have missed. One are those strange spikes. They are there as soon as I start putting bias magnets on the stator.

Second is the flattening of one of the sine wave of the voltage across the generator coil when load is on. There are 2 sine waves, only one is flattened while the other clearly is charging the buffer capacitor.


Fausto.