Muller Dynamo

[e2matrix]

Thanks Mark, gyula, Collapsingfield and keykhin for all the responses on the 1N400x series diodes.  I've got a bunch of Schottky's and will get some of the 1N4001's also.  Many combinations to try.  keykhin as some others have pointed out recently and also far back in this thread Schottky's may not be the best choice in this particular setup and along with the fact that RomeroUK said Schottky's did not work as well for him there is fair reason to give the regular FWBR/1N4001 combo a try.  Eventually I'd like to try both and as such hope to build a modular setup making it easy to swap out parts. 

[gotoluc]

I remember watching that vid when you put it out along with the others.
Is this what John Bedini calls buck-boost on the Kromrey DVD?
From your last vid I could not tell if you ever took it further?
So many things push at derailing my projects I shouldn't even ask

Patrick

Hi Patrick,

thanks for your interest in my experiments.

I've been out of the research for over 8 months as I was out of the country doing some volunteer work in India and South Africa.

So I'm sorry but don't know much about the Kromrey converter.

I did not pursue the generator tests any further at the time I did the tests as I could not find any gain.

I am tempted to pull the stuff out of storage an further test what has been shared but I have no home or space to work from at this time as I'm living in a mini RV ... however, if thing get serious I can always find a place to work from.

Wishing all the best to everyone and thanks for sharing in such a needed time.

Luc

[hyiq]

Hi All,

I have been playing around with Lenz's Law Nullification for a little while. I came up with this circuit to fine tune and get the best output. I hope this helps you.

All the best

  Chris

[hyiq]

Hi All,

Just to add, its only the face of the PM on the Rotor you wish to have a Lenz's Law Disconnect from so as to not reduce the drag of Lenz's Law on the Rotor. L2 and 3 might have 10 turns and L1 may have 300 turns. Using a Calculator will help with correct input/output field strengths.

Like RomeroUK said its about adjustment and getting the adjustments right for your machine.

Hope this helps.

All the best

  Chris

P.S. Please note this is not the only way to do this. Other ways are more simple but this gives a good understanding of how it can be done.

[konehead]

Baroutologos wrote:
"Again, in this particular setup failed to observe any energy gain (calculating losses etc in the equation). From a critical point of view my setup suffers from a conductive rotor and the inability to adjust spacing of rotor to coils."

Kone replies:
I can see lots of reasons yoru experiments showed no gain besides the things mentioned above  - first of all you use a couple IRF 640mosfets and this is not so good UNLESS you put say 5 in paralell then the reistance is very low and the effect doesnt get snubbed out.
ULTRA LOW resistnace in the mosfets is very important.
Also filling AC type caps from coil-shorting (looks like that in circuit) just doesnt work for some reason they dont "hold" the voltage I dont know why I know someone else who tried coil shorting into AC caps and he came out away saying the volts jsut dissapears - pump it into DC type caps after a fullwave bridge and that voltage STICKS.
also you need to let the field of the coils to collapse completely to get max power and if you start out with 10khz then your time at peak periods to do the shorting  is also very short and doubts your coils can ever collapse unless you are using aircoils maybe
also having a "coil coupling" and then short the secondary coil is not going to work either - its destined for failure - only if bifilars and you short one half of bifilar would I expect anthyghin good to happen that way since then it woudld be very tight induction..
Look at LIDMOTORS video he is doing it right and got double voltage, no extra draw in rotor really and can improve things as he should  be doing shorter pulse widht usuing bidirectionals  and this and that.
dead short continuous coil shoritng relaly serves no purpose but to have something resemble a resistive load on the coils (but its not)  its the opening of the switch after coil collapses that all the gain is created...plus HF HV oscillations  whihc is what Isnmael "taps" into wiht his 5 shorts at peak tech....its allvery similar to TESLA sparkgap
and finally there needs to be two-stage output circuit on the end of it all too - everytime you hit aload like lightbulb with coils connected still to cap it gets snubbed away and no gain
only other way to go is highbyass filter AC cap inseries on AC leg of FWBR but dont use that unless you have to