Muller Dynamo

[mariuscivic]

I'll try that; meanwhile i just burned another hall sensor 

[chalamadad]

I'll try that

It doubles my output voltage

[Thaelin]

   For the hall users. There was a non-hall circuit floating around that used
just the main coil to trigger it and then pulsed the coil with the fet. This will
bypass that finicky little devil. Something you should look into doing. That
is where I went and I see a lot of room to use what ever you have in the box
under the bench for parts. N-channel fet and pnp trigger transistor. Worth
the look see.

thay

[tysb3]

                        @Khwartz

@trace_ru
I am also working on my version of Kapanadze replica but it is nothing in common with Dynatron.
It happends all the time, while I am working on something I get new ideas and I must try and see if is worth investigating more.
I have many projects in progress and I jump from one to another while I get stuck on one I will continue working on another...

Regarding Muller generator: I stopped that experiment and not willing to continue, I know what is the best way to have it working and in my variant we don't need more than 2 pair of coils to drive it.Of course we can have more than that as driver coils but to get it selfrun two pair of coils are enough.All coils are becoming driver coils while in operation but without external power applied to them.... this subject is closed.

I continue investigating all other experiments inclusive the RG1, the one with magnets on two rotors but for now Kapanadze replica and the newest one where I am trying to utilise particles in the air are my priority.

The schematic I posted recently works fine in selfloop but for now with no significant load. That was confirmed by few other forum members too.The problem there is that the batteries will be destroyed after a period of time and I am working to eliminate them.

Best regards,
Romero

for more information you need to go to Romero's site:
http://underservice.org/index.php?topic=3.210
http://underservice.org/index.php?board=2.0

[Khwartz]

Hi tysb3! Very thanks for these materials 

But if I understand well, we are still far form having any self-running generator able to provide enough power to feed any significant load?