Muller Dynamo

[konehead]

Hi Mariusivic

Also I still dont think it is hall effect being affected - but I do see your reasoning on that now that you mention the draw goeds down when rotor slows...
but this could be that the point you short the coil when draw goes down, and rotor slows, is also a point where you are cancelling the pull-back of lenz law out a bit by the coil short - the coil does not have as much "strength" to it when it is shorted, so the generator coil doesnt want to pull-back the rotor "as much", so its easier for the motor coils to push it around, so AMP draw goes down from less rotational-resistance....but at same time you lose some rpms too, since the coil short is too long of period, and so the short itself slows rotor abit....and the two effects created togheter gives you both lower amp draw and lower rpms at same time...anyways this is how I see it - I could be wrong ...

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[mariuscivic]

Konehead

Ok man, you got me going on this one. I'll put a small magnet on the edge just like in the romero's dynamo and try to short the coil with another hall sensor. I dont think is going to work but i want to try it 

[chalamadad]

Got the second driver coil singing as well. Same as with the first one, when the rotor magnet is on top it rings. Can make both driving coils sing alternating. But no significant gain or anything so far.

[mariuscivic]

Shorting the coil with the hall sensor gave me nothing. Went back to reed . These are the spikes, and yes there are 2 per peak