Muller Dynamo

[Poit]

^{Hey Poit, if it's that annoying why don't you go home and build something yourself ?}

I'm not sure how to respond to that... if I be honest (Again) will you tare me down (Again)? .... or am I being too sensitive? Ok ill be honest any ways...

The truth is, I am not that skilled TO finish a device. The best I can (technically) "do" is the joul theif... the basic joul theif... well there it is...

Now do you understand my annoyance? because I can't do it, all I see is everyone else not doing it either... there is people out there a lot smarter than me (where is the question)

[DeepCut]

Well i'm sorry to sound like i was tearing you down, you just sounded flippant in the face of all the work people are doing.

Hopefully, maybe in less than a year, some good results will be had.

I wish you well

[konehead]

Hi Chalamadad

i made triple-555 timer circuit board that can do multiple shorts by it first sensing the sinewave peak with first pot, then 2nd pot decides the capture-width during the sinewave peak period, and 3rd pot chops up the captured-peak period into hwatever frequency of chops you want it to be - I didnt see any improvement in power output than jsut a single short of fairly wide pulse width, and my conclusion was that you have to at least let the coil COLLAPSE which is going to take some amount of  time, the pulse widthdepending on coil and everything else, but if you jsut hit the coil with a rapid succession of shorting-bursts, it jsut doesnt let the coil collapse fully and you dont get the best rebound of voltage into the cap form the compressed and collapsed coil - so maybe that is why yoru arduino experiments dindt work so well.
also the mosfets need to be ultra-low reistance, like a reed switch is.. and you might even need a few mosfets in paralell to make that low resisance...finally you should have bidirectional mosfets, otherwise you catch only half of the evenrgy from the shorted coil....maybe if you did all this it would of worked better and gi ven you some sort of speed up I dont know but sooner or later you are going to have to ditch the reed swtiches since they are so unreliable long term plus they cannot handle much power being zapped through them too. 

What Ismael does with his multiple-shorts at peaks is different sort of  thing (at least this is how I understand it told by him) - he has an "initial" coil-short first (that collapses coil) and then this short puts the coil into HV and HF oscillations upon swtich opening...

now the remaining 4 coil-shorts from his switch-timing is timed to occur right at the PEAKS OF THE OSCILLATIONS so this means very fast and very accurate swtiching for these 5-total coil shorts per peak period....I havent got to this stage yet but this is the very basic "secret" for the huge power-gains in the MEG and his repelling force tech....it makes the osicalltions created EXPAND rather than DECAY

[chalamadad]

Hi Kone,

yes, they brake easily. This is an expensive 1000V high voltage reed. Glad I can still use it. I must admit that the current mosfet driver circuit I have actually is designed to drive a coil, not to just short it. So I will get back what you presented on your diagram. Parts will be different but the most important information is how to connect those two mosfets to catch both halves of the cake. Still wondering how the switching can be done without reeds and mosfets at all. That would save a few things on the shopping list considering you need one of those circuits per coil or coilpair.

For now I want to see if I can make use of the higher output voltage, it doesn't fill the cap fast enough.

Thanks kone, your are an experienced builder, appreciate your sharings!

[Shadesz]

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