Muller Dynamo

[mondrasek]

I need to share an observation that is more in the physics line than the engineering build focus of this thread.

If the RomeroUK Muller Generator setup is, in fact, OU, then physics will need to explain where the "extra" energy is coming from.  I have now four (subjective) data points that point to an answer:  The energy is coming from the heat of the surrounding environment.

For my first serious low power test I set up in my garage work area in the morning while it was cool outside.  I took all my measurements and then worked on some graphs.  I then ran some errands, maybe had lunch, and thought of the next set of tests I wanted to perform.  I returned to the set up in the garage as I had left it running.  When I tested for stability with no load resistor I immediately noticed a higher RPM.  Checking Vin and Iin for the motor drive circuit showed a small decease in input power.  This was a clear indication of the system running faster (more o/p potential) with slightly less power.  I could only guess that maybe my bearings had freed up a bit and were now causing less drag.  But it was also much warmer that afternoon.

The next evening I came home from work and started testing in an extremely hot garage.  Humidity was also near saturation and resulted in violent storms a bit later.   The system was still running and the no load RPM was much higher again.

This evening the weather is a bit cooler, but still hotter than my first day of testing.  The unloaded RPM is lower than yesterday by a small amount.

So that is four (subjective) data points that show a correlation between increased ambient temperature (or environmental energy) and increased unloaded RPM.

I'll keep "observing" this apparent phenom, but will not test it properly for now as I have other o/p performance tests in mind first.

Now, where's that toaster...

[mondrasek]

I have not seen ANY effects with added biasing magnets so far.

This is because you have no load?

[TEKTRON]

Ok, here is a strange idea. Romero was somewhat tricky and secretive about winding coils so here is an interesting thought.

Lenz law simply indicates that anytime current flows in a conductor a field will be generated and the direction of the field is whats important here.
AND current is only induced in a coil from a MOVING field.

In this case, the approaching magnet induces the current in a direction that repels the approaching magnet and this is the same field direction as the stationary magnet. If there was another coil, possibly a flat wound, near the stationary magnet that was wound in the opposite direction as the coil near the moving magnet, then with these connected in series, THEN current induced in the coil from the moving magnet would flow also through the flat wound coil to oppose and reduce the field of the stationary magnet (at no extra cost) which would appear to the moving magnet as a reduction in the Lenz force.

On departure, the entire effect would reverse and again Lenz force would be less as the magnet leaves the coil.

Making sense?

I Think I see where you are going with this. I think your bi-filer wind would have to be cross-wired, so that half is running clockwise and the other half running counter clockwise. That just might work... Worth a try... Id do it myself but sadly I'm broke and haven't built yet

[chalamadad]

This is because you have no load?

In any scenario I havn't seen no effect with the biasing magnets yet.

But I observed lower draw and better speed in a hot environment as you did. Maybe heat contributes to zp-oscillations which are the actual source of energy. Prof Turtur has scientifically proven the existance of zp-oscillations and that a huge amount of energy is contained. His next step is building a machine for extraction and guess what - it's build of rotating magnets. But in his current setup, which he is trying to build now, the magnets go directly through the coils. His calculation results are interesting: With the use of physically realistic parts a 1kW ZPE motor the size of a drilling machine would be possible. You should definitely read his publications (skip the ones in popular scientific language) about this:

Have a look:

• http://www.ostfalia.de/cms/de/pws/turtur/FundE/English/
• http://www.ostfalia.de/export/sites/default/de/pws/turtur/FundE/Schrift_03f_englisch.pdf

His theory is based on viewing electric and magnetic fields in a different way than it is done for instance in Classical Electrodynamics by contributing a finite proagation speed to them. This makes a conversion into classical mechanic energy possible. He acknowledged that zpe extraction is nothing new and has been achieved by non-scientific folks around the globe. It just isn't accepted yet in the scientific world. He has a link list to interesting projects on his website. This is actually how I found this thread and started replicating!

And I loved to read this on his website too: "The development should now be continued until a free and inexhaustible energy-source will be possible free from any environmental pollution. By the way: I published all my scientific results for the free benefit of everybody. I did not patent anything. If everybody would do like this, there would not be any fighting for energy any further."

[mondrasek]

In any scenario I havn't seen no effect with the biasing magnets yet.

What type core material do you have?  Does it protrude from the coil ends at all?

Mine are type 33, 1/4 in dia. x 1 in long.  When inserted into the coils to match them at 1.2 mH they stick out about 1mm on the rotor facing side.  The back end has ~12mm sticking out.