Muller Dynamo

[toranarod]

Hello to all
Been reading all your comments. Some very interesting points raised. I am keeping notes on all things so when I come across this I have a reference its been noticed before.
I am trying to get supplies together to create an exact replication.
I started this project with what ever I could scrounge up from other left over
Projects but as I have moved along its taking on a very serous important
Nature of its own. Every day I go to a bit more effort to get things just right.

The more we study the layout he presented the more we see specific techniques and if you take into account his back ground and previous builds and the expense he went to get to the one he said was OU you start to see some very interesting designs that cannot be ignored.

He changed the disc size twice. This would suggest there is a very important reason for the time intervals between the magnets and the over lap of the surface face of the coils.
This also suggests the gap between the magnets and the coils is related to the duration of the pulse. With my own research on other pulse motors the gap becomes criteria for tuning to improve efficacy.

Then there is the Litz wire that has a major difference to single strand wire. When I was an audio visual technician almost ever TV and Plasma screen had some Litz wire in it some ware. I can also say magnets on coils is nothing new manufactures have been doing it for years tuning coils by place an ferrite magnet on them.

[gyulasun]

Dear Rod,

Sterling included this letter on this forum too, 2 pages back or so.

Gyula


EDIT:  The letter was that of Sterling but Rod since wrote another text what is above now.  No problem of course.

[hhobrian]

Sterling really posted an email to himself from someone who seems he wanted to be off the radar? wow. I would think an email would suggest he wanted privacy, kind of lame to print that...

Lame

[conradelektro]

@Conradelectro .Romero`s device does not tick all your boxes . Assuming you built an OU device , could you contain yourself long enough to build several more . I can not recall Romero hiding any information , he answered all questions . Is it not possible that he complained of "strange people threatening him " because strange people were threatening him?

Could you contain yourself long enough to build several more? I do not know, I hope so. Usually people can not live with failure, therefore they start dreaming things up. Wishful thinking can afflict everyone.

Because strange people were threatening him? Everything is possible. But being threatened is no proof of a OU-device. When you make strange claims, strange things happen to you. Claiming one has a OU-device should not be done lightly. One could say "please build this (with exact specifications), it seems to be very efficient". Unless other people can replicate it, all bets are off anyway. It is also very helpful with investors if an independent lab can reproduce it. And one can do it with non-disclosure agreements in case one wants to become rich.

A golden rule: It is very difficult to sell a device or to make people believe in a device that does not work as claimed.

Sorry, these type of discussion is not helpful. Over and out, we should replicate not talk. A few people have already build such a device and no results have come forward till now (only rumors and bold claims).

My excuses, Conrad

[nul-points]

@Penno64. Re coil winding and voltage problems . Wind a coil with just 10 turns , and measure the output volts . Divide that by 10 to give you VOLTS PER TURN .Now you can easily calculate how many turns are needed to give a given output voltage . With the 10 turn coil running , experiment with other parameters to get the best output .
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thanks for that tip, neptune

do you mean to just read the 'raw' AC on a meter or scope?

presumably it gives you a 'ball-park' value as a guide?

when calculating for the final wind you'd then need to include a factor for the FWBR action and losses, and also the effect of the load

cheers
np


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