Muller Dynamo

[maw2432]

If you want to see how adding magnets to the coils effects motors just try this simple experiment if you have one of those battery powered tooth brushes.   Place one of your Neo magnets on the case of the tooth brush motor while on and notice the speed difference.   You may have to move the magnet around on the case to get it near the coil inside but you will truly notice a speed-up.   When my battery is low I can get and extra few days out my tooth brush just by using a magnet.   I saw this on utube a few years back but could not find it anymore. 

Bill

[maw2432]

Question,   would it not be better to have the motor drive coils adjustable different than the generator coils?   I can see where making adjustments to the distance of the stator generator coils to the rotor would also affect generator coils in the current Romero design... sorry if I missed this as being discussed before. 

I am slowly get my build parts in.  I received a huge spoil of Litz wire 7 strands 36AWG.   More than I could ever use.. Cost was 15 dollars per LB  and  received over 2 LB from Surplus Sales of Nebraska.  Way to much for this project..haha   I hope I can use it for other projects.

Bill

[i_ron]

hi Ron

which build criteria do you believe have not been addressed by the video and the questions answered by Romero?


the motor drive is stabilised by the DC converter -  if the load is increased or decreased, within limits, then the converter will compensate for the change and attempt to keep the drive level constant (& therefore the speed unchanged)


hasn't Romero just shown us how to build such a generator?

he hasn't given us much detail on tuning the device - but that's a different issue!


Romero reported an Efficiency of 105% with all FWBR o/ps paralled into the buffer cap (and no stator mags)

his data showed that adding the stator mags increased the Efficiency to 200%

i think these two facts alone tell us where we need to focus our attention in order to achieve similar results to him


all the best
np


http://docsfreelunch.blogspot.com

Be that as it may... when you get to this point I will be watching closely.

Rgds,

Ron

[toranarod]

I have to agree!

Here we are 3 weeks into the build and all sorts of theories and diversions but the basic build criteria not addressed.

The first observation is that the RPM does not alter when the device is run in it's rather narrow load window. In fact the only time the RPM changes is when the voltage to the drive coils is lowered, or an out of range load connected.

For this to happen means that the generator portion is lenzless!

Until we find out how to build a lenzless generator (dynamo) we are all "up the creek"

I have not achieved this in my build. If those of you who know how to do this would post their results it would certainly further this forum.

I speak of agamendon, Ben maybe?, Peter L, who say such things as, "when half the load moves back into the generator..."  etc etc

Ron

this is the important information. How do we build a generator that runs faster when you apply load.
putting the magnets on top of the coils does have a positive affect when you find the right combination.
my output when up by an extra 11.5 volts under load. to 31 volts after the capacitor.
but the extra force destroyed my little bearing.

here is some photos of the motor


   

[synchro1]

Quote from Konehead:

"In the Romero build and looper in my mind, its ALL ABOUT THE MAGNETS BEHIND THE CORES everything else in the design and build are good, but those magnets are what is the key to it all to get it to loop lenz-free..."

I am hoping someone will try and replicate the OU results I achieved by placing diametricly magnatized ring tubes, coupled end to end inside the cores of the output coils connected to rectifiers as in the Muller design. I succeded in looping a 32 awg wrapped output coil back to source through a capacitor and high speed Shottky diode, to charge the run battery with tremendous force.