Muller Dynamo

[4Tesla]

That's nothing, Where have you been all these years?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xbcqnr_electric-permanent-magnet-motor-the_tech

I've seen that also.. but was it ever replicated, besides the one in the new video?

[bolt]

its quite funny but if  you go back about  TWO HUNDRED pages i said someone needs to try Tesla Bifilar wound as many strands in each coil and also try many strands ending in a diode plug like 21 phases. Each strand takes a full copy of the magnetic flux and becomes a replica. These two main coils can then still be connected as bucking coils to each other.

The reasons for this stated many times before is to cancel any self generated magnetic flux.  Oh dear why did it take 200 pages to latch on?? Well someone needs to verify this and give feedback but i tell you it wont provide an easy way to skimp on days and days of tuning.

Do you remember when Romero discussed model aircraft and rewinding model aircraft Turnigy motors? Well that is how long ago I discussed this to take a standard motor off the shelf and make it OU. A standard perm mag DC motor can be rewound as an Out-Runner rewired to like 21 phase and diode plugged to go make OU generator.

There is no quick fix and still wont explain why Romero needs 12 watts of drive power.

But we live in hope:)

[slapper]

don't know why. it kind of reminds me of a video @TinselKoala did,
i think ( can't find the video ), where he demonstrated induction
transfer between two pancake coils using a rotary spark gap. one
pancake was a single conductor, the other was bi-filer.

from what i recall the transfer of energy was higher when the bi-filer
was the primary.

for some reason i keep thinking this is related. but it just can't be
that easy.

take care.

nap

[oscar]

....
What I did was using a 5 x 0.2mm wound coil is seperate and identify the wires.
Use some as normal but try and wire one or two differently.
I used two - start - stop join two more - start stop, just like tesla's coil and wire the last start from the middle of the bifilar join to stop.
....

Thank you, penno64

[duff]