Muller Dynamo

[neptune]

@lumen . In my opinion this device can not be patented as it has already been open sourced and the details published .

[abdlquadri]

Sterlinga is the owner of a quite influencial and informative website on new energy technology.
http://peswiki.com

Thats why I am worried about his post

[lumen]

In my opinion this device can not be patented as it has already been open sourced and the details published .

I wish that were true, but just because you show your device and how it works in public does not mean you forfeit your property or intellectual rights. Unless he makes claim that he gives this to the people the forum only works as proof as the actual inventor.

I'm not a Lawyer but I'm sure the money this would be worth could buy new laws!
(like the rest of them we have)


 

[merlynmetal]

Earlier in the thread I posted a link to ferrite rods available from Farnell:

http://bg.farnell.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp?N=1002386&Ntk=gensearch_001&Ntt=ferrite+rod&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial

http://www.ferroxcube.com/prod/assets/sfmatgra_frnt.pdf

Please someone advise if these are OK for the replication and what is the difference with those pulled from a PC PSU used by Romero.
I found a source for 9x0.10mm and 12x0.10mm Litz wire which I hope will do the job.

[hartiberlin]

Earlier in the thread I posted a link to ferrite rods available from Farnell:

http://bg.farnell.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp?N=1002386&Ntk=gensearch_001&Ntt=ferrite+rod&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial

http://www.ferroxcube.com/prod/assets/sfmatgra_frnt.pdf

Please someone advise if these are OK for the replication and what is the difference with those pulled from a PC PSU used by Romero.
I found a source for 9x0.10mm and 12x0.10mm Litz wire which I hope will do the job.

About the wire, just go with coils, that have about 5 Ohms DC resistance with 300 windings.

I wonder, if one could not just use loudspeaker lowpass or highpassfilter coils
on ferrite cores...
These are probably much easier to get preassembled.

I think the only tuning required is to get the magnetic flux to
switch back and forth inside the ferrite rods of the coils.

So I guess also a solid state design could be made.

We only have to fiqure out what needs the lowest
energy input to switch back and forth the magnetic flux
inside a ferrite rod core of a big coil
from 2 or more stator magnets
attached with small airgaps to the ferrite core.

Maybe something like 2 torroidal cores in series
180 degrees out of polarity as in the ORBO design
will do the trick as BackEMF or CounterEMF induction into them will just cancel out...??

Regards, Stefan.