Muller Dynamo

[crazycut06]

Scorch,
Nice & neat workshop you got there, hope to see more updates...keep it up!
Regards
Cc

[Scorch]

I have considered that.
I certainly have plenty of SSG parts laying around here.
Would be really easy to convert the driver coil pair to work that way.
Although I had always built it as a monopole.
Would have to experiment with polarity to get it to run with two coils facing both north and south poles.

And speaking of N-S; I don't remember where I found this image (see attached) but this proposes an alternating N-S configuration on the rotor.
Seems to me like this would not be the correct configuration.
If we are trying to achieve any type of resonance, or there is some type of torsion physics at work, alternating N-S probably isn't going to work.
Or is this a poor assumption?

What do you guys think about this version?

}:>

Scorch, i forgot to say, about driving the rotor, why don't you drive it with an inductor, like Robert Adams used too and John Bedini copied in the SSG ?


DC.

[DeepCut]

Going NS-SN around the rotor will lower the maximum output power, i don't know what other effects it could have.


DC.

[Magluvin]

N/S wont work with the driver coil only putting out just N or S polarity. Unless the lil trigger magnets only fire the driver coil on the N or S mags. So only half as many drive pulses per rotation. I would just stick to all the same as Romero did.

Mags

[DeepCut]

So an inductive driver coil is a good idea because it naturally switches polarity depending on the poleface of the magnet that triggered it.


DC.