Muller Dynamo

[lumen]

LtBolo,
That's an interesting analysis but there may be even more to it after that.
When the rotor magnets have moved to their furthest point from the coils and are at equal distance from the coil, the stator magnets push through both coils and the rotor magnets compress the field in the gap between the coils. This further directs the field from the stator magnets and increases the field through the coils. This is where something special must be occurring because everything else appears to be a normal generator.

It's all just theory at this point.

[nul-points]

 

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I was right so far.

Best regards,
Tinu

you must be thinking of some other thread?

it seems to me that the only possible explanation is that, unfortunately, 2 wires leading to a 15V external power supply are hidden in the setup

And the generator coils are (most probably) connected at all times with the 47mF/15V (otherwise the LED would go dark in no time after switch-off)

It wouldn’t be too hard to conceal two wires in both setups (fixed and hung-up). In the second case, the external power source is not 15V but significantly lower, maybe 4-6V

It is clear that generator coils can not possibly generate much voltage at such low RPM and yet the DC2DC converter in on and happy

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until now I was simply silent, except for the older post you found where I could not be clear enough due to time constraints and language barrier.

you're too modest - your English looks good to me 

It was fake all along but I did not want to spoil your excitement.
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See you on the next one, folks!

not if we see you coming 


...just teasing, we love you really, man
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[hartiberlin]

Stefan,
Romero said that the recovery diode was from just one coil and only for charging up the battery.
So this configuration would not provide the full output current back into the input for a runaway condition. It could provide enough to keep the charge on the battery and could also raise the output of the DC/DC converter once the drive coils are disconnected. If this is true, then the input current to the DC/DC converter that is provided by the 47,000uf capacitor would never be used since the output is already higher than 12v. It's only use at this point would be to keep the LED lit until the rotor slowed enough to output less than 12v or the LED consumes the charge on the capacitor.

@Tinu, Sorry I should snap back at your inquisitiveness.

Okay, let´s just hold back on this recovery diode and LED lighting
until we see a circuit diagramm of this DC2DC converter.

So for now we are looking forward to see more measurements
from the replication devices.

Woopy is already pretty far and already confirms the waveforms
we have seen from RomeroUK.

So maybe Woopy can also wind all the other coils with the
normal wire he has now and when the Litz wire will
come in compare this to these coils ?

So to have 2 sets of coils would be good,
so one could compare the output of the Litz wire coils
versus the normal wire coils.

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[smartscarecrow]

I am looking for an individual or perhaps a panel of individuals who have at least some personal knowledge of these developments to join me in a Skype video conference next Thursday evening on my live internet broadcast.  Examples of previous shows are available for on demand review at either http://www.youtube.com/user/SmartScarecrow or http://smartscarecrow.blogspot.com .

I am not interested in causing this person Romero any problems and would prefer his name not be referenced directly.  But many seem to think the technology presented did indeed function and I understand that quite a few are replicating the device regardless of recent developments.  That is really what I am in interested in featuring on my live broadcast.

I am not in the habit of spamming folks so if this message is considered unwanted or an intrusion, my apologies.  It is my hope that the original sender of this message had a pretty focused group of folks in mind and that within this group of people, I might find a few that would be willing to discuss this project in public and on the record.

To participate, you will need an Internet capable computer, the Skype communications software and an inexpensive web camera.  My system is able to handle a conference with up to six parties so I will have to limit my “panel” to not more than six.

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[rogla]

Stefan,

I do think it is an minor error in the setup diagram.
I have also tried to trace all the wires and components in the videos.

The 12V battery is connected on the output side of the DCDC converter (input to driver).
The long cable from DCDC is the output and the short the input (connected to on/off switch).

Also, he starts the dynamo with the on/off switch open, so to be at any help as a start battery, it has to be on the other side of the switch.

Edit: I now see that you already have corrected this in the image posted at page 95.

/Roger