Muller Dynamo

[poynt99]

For those that might be interested in a SPICE simulation of Romero's dynamo, and to help out in achieving that output wave form, I started a new topic here:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=11063.msg292753#new

Regards,
.99

[lumen]

Ok, this could be the answer if you get this.
An 8 strand litz wire is wound as a regular coil and one end is soldered all 8 wires and is the ground connection.

The other end is separated into two wires with 4 in each wire. This makes 3 wires to the coil total.

When the magnetic field enters the core, current will flow and one 4 wire set will be + with respect to ground and the other will be - with respect to ground.
Because current is flowing in opposite directions down the 4 wire sets, Lenz will also be in opposite directions and is then cancelled.

You just use the two 4 wire sets to the FWB  along with 4 other diodes to ground? and you get zero Lenz effect.
This is very close to what works!

[4Tesla]

Ok, this could be the answer if you get this.
An 8 strand litz wire is wound as a regular coil and one end is soldered all 8 wires and is the ground connection.

The other end is separated into two wires with 4 in each wire. This makes 3 wires to the coil total.

When the magnetic field enters the core, current will flow and one 4 wire set will be + with respect to ground and the other will be - with respect to ground.
Because current is flowing in opposite directions down the 4 wire sets, Lenz will also be in opposite directions and is then cancelled.

You just use the two 4 wire sets to the FWB  along with 4 other diodes to ground? and you get zero Lenz effect.
This is very close to what works!

This makes sense!!  I hope this is what we have been looking for.

[Charlie_V]

Lumen,

If I'm understanding this correctly, there are two wire groups (each group with 4 wires) and the two groups are soldered together at the end.  If this is correct, then I'm pretty sure that when a magnetic field enters the coil core, both wire groups will generate + with respect to ground.  I don't see why one group would be - with respect to ground?

[e2matrix]

Ok, this could be the answer if you get this.
An 8 strand litz wire is wound as a regular coil and one end is soldered all 8 wires and is the ground connection.

The other end is separated into two wires with 4 in each wire. This makes 3 wires to the coil total.

When the magnetic field enters the core, current will flow and one 4 wire set will be + with respect to ground and the other will be - with respect to ground.
Because current is flowing in opposite directions down the 4 wire sets, Lenz will also be in opposite directions and is then cancelled.

You just use the two 4 wire sets to the FWB  along with 4 other diodes to ground? and you get zero Lenz effect.
This is very close to what works!

Sounds interesting.  I understand where the two 4 wire sets would go but I'm not quite clear on the ground hookup.  Could you modify one of the original diagrams on page 1 here to show your concept?  Or just draw up one of your own?  Thanks for your input.