Muller Dynamo

[Overunityguide]

Hi romerouk great work on this Muller motor generator setup.

Is it possible to show some extra video footage where you switch the dc to dc converter gradually from 12V back to 4.5V and hereby showing the input voltage for the dc to dc converter (rectified output of the generator) for each single step?
I already know that you showed earlier that for the 12.05V out of the dc to dc converter the input was about 15 volts

Good luck to all replicators and with Kind Regards JdR.

[romerouk]

Hello,
From photos looks, that high of that coil is about 10mm. It looks that not enough space to place 300 windings?

As you can see in the pictures  the windings are beyond the  coil size, I should have used bigger coils but I didn't have, finding coils bobbins is a pain.The coils bobbins are one of the weakest points in my design, now I will have them custom made but I need to get the system togheter do some testings, trying different dimensions for the coils, must try  Iron Powder cores then I will decide to the right dimensions.I am thinking to 4 cm/2cm not sure yet for the core size, still testing.
Maybe people who knows a good source should place a link for all others to know.

[alan]

You could try to put a 12V DC to 110/220V AC convertor on the coils to form a usable signal and see how much it can draw.

[neptune]

@Alan . It is too early to ask what is the secret , until there are several replications . The use of multistrand wire seems to give a 2 volt increase in out put .Replicate first and then experiment .

[Cherryman]

@RomeroUK

I can only imagine your world is getting a little upside down.

I suspect while the word is going around like fire, your e-mail box will get even more full.

I suggest you make a choice of your own.

I can not think for you, but if you have the intention to not sell, and keep the open source replications and improvements here on the forum, i suggest you use an email filter to filter out all post related to your device to a separate folder, and indeed just ignore them, erase them, or take a beer and have a good LAUGH! 


Do not forget to keep smiling, and work in your own pace, style and comfort. If you can manage that, and keep us around here a little informed and guided, you better simply ignore and not read the e-mail, because they will confuse, irritate or tempt you one way ore the other.

When you need some help, don't hesitate to ask around in the forum, i'm sure people around here are willing and capable of help.
I for one could, if you are interested,  i could make a total 3d drawing replication of your device, just let me know.

Good luck, trust your instincts, and keep those magnets spinning!