Muller Dynamo

[minoly]

well phooey to me
thanks for posting that, I still won't rule it out though... :-)
I do believe Romero knows how to find south on a magnet, since the magnets on the outside must be south out to trigger that hall.
Patrick

[Cap-Z-ro]

*lays compass on table near magnet*

[nul-points]

Wat does Romero mean when he says he does not have a magnet polarity measuring device ? All he needs to do is hang a magnet on a thread and let it settle , and see which side faces geographical North . Mark that side , and use it to test the remaining magnets .
It`s not rocket science...So as a matter of fact then , his south facing up magnets could be north facing up ?

hi neptune

iirc Romero said he didn't own a 'magnet polarity measuring device' because someone had just specifically asked if he did have one

i don't think he meant to imply that he didn't know which way the poles were arranged in his build

hope this helps
np


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[woopy]

Hi all

thanks to all for your patience and verygood input

i am now waiting for my litze and in the meantime i will go totally "out of the box"., and try anything which cross my head.

Sorry if this disturb but anyway it could be interesting.

So for example i did a third circuit to short the global generative coil with an independant Hall sensor and  Romero circuit (PNP transistor)

and look at the trace

Probably will test some Konehead circuitery or bipolar circuitery to isolate the short

good luck at all

Laurent

[powercat]

From Magneticitist

romero's magnet "biasing".. sort of
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfGsO9ye8JA