Muller Dynamo

[avalon]

<sup>RomeroUK is not another Tesla. Just a little liar. And so are you. You have the unit powering your home and your car? Bullshit!
Here is the main problem. There are too many people like you and that ROM(anian h)ERO UK are about. You may have (originally) good intentions but decided on the way that a little lie would not hurt anyone, but will keep everybody going. Guess what? I doesn't work that way.

BTW, I was not attacking his heritage. I am an Easter European myself and my comments were all about his credibility. So, don't just mix up everything in one pot.

If you're trying to convince me that free energy is real you are talking to a preacher. I know it is and I know that it will require a lot of work and honest results.
For now, though, we simply surrounded by morons who misinterpret results and then try to educate us all. You heat your house...your car is run by it... but it's not stable...? I write this to get hundreds of dollars?

Are you completely delusional and even try to lie to yourself? Lay off whatever you are taking now and seek medical help pronto.

Also, please let stay focus to technical aspects. Feel like ranting - there is Facebook and Twitter for that.</sup>

[tak22]

Hey avalon,
Your 2 posts fit your own peeve:

Feel like ranting - there is Facebook and Twitter for that.

Please keep it civil if you want any respect or future assistance. 

tak

[konehead]

Hey hHAVALONgone

you've made your point now you can leave for good

[chalamadad]

Tried to sustain battery power by switching output cap back into battery with a mosfet today. Didn't get it to work with a mosfet driver so in the end I triggered the mosfet directly from arduino. That worked (thanks, Kone) but overall the test was not successful as the battery could not maintain its charge. Tried different duty cycles also. I guess the input current to the singing coil is just too high. It can be adjusted with the bias magnets but then the output will drop as well. Dunno if there is a sweet i/o ratio where it might be working. Will repeat this one more time with the battery 100% charged from the start.

Chal

[konehead]

Hi chal

Charging batteries is really fickle thing - if you have too much of a charge in the battery, (like 100% or 90% )then when you try and charge it up, it doesnt take a charge like you hope it will, since the battery doesnt want or need much of a charge anymore....

if battery is discharged "too much" then battery can have lots of resistance to it, so in the act of charging it up, and it will affect the draw of the "primary" part of it excessively....or if battery is way way low, or badly discharged battery, then the reistance in it may become very very light instead - someone was saying that dead batteries are good to slam backemf spikes into as a "resevoir" to collect it into vs capacitors as is normally done.....

So there will be some perfect discharge-level to a battery in order for the charge into it to really make it climb dramatically, so it at least "looks successful" for some time period at least...but then when it does charge, now you lose that perfect discharge level to charge the battery at....so its like you can never "win" with batteries in way of finding the perfect circuit and timing and pulse widht and caps etc etc since the battery is never "the same" its always charging or discharging...

Its lots easier to charge 2nd battery up, and then swap run-battery with the charge battery like every 4hrs or 24hrs or whatever....

Also, in what you are doing now, (dumping a cap into run battery to charge it while motor runs), mabye instead try putting it into cap, and cap runs 2nd motor coil circuit that is never ON at same time as 1st motor coil circuit,,,,then 2nd motor coil circuit dumps its stuff into another cap that runs the 1st motor coil circuit...this is good way to go with backemf caps, and/or generator coil-filled caps....also this is first step to doing a looper too...romeroUK had two "out of phase" motor coil circuits....