Muller Dynamo

[Magluvin]

I dont think Romero separated the strands. A lot of trouble and an odd number.

Use litz to make a regular wound coil on the first half of spool, then wind a bifilar on the second half. Connect the 2 coils of the bifi in series and then short the ends, like a bifi loop  LC.  ;]

Mags   gota git to work.

[Khwartz]

Hi Khwartz,
    Im glad that helps...

[crazycut06]

I dont think Romero separated the strands. A lot of trouble and an odd number.

Use litz to make a regular wound coil on the first half of spool, then wind a bifilar on the second half. Connect the 2 coils of the bifi in series and then short the ends, like a bifi loop  LC.  ;]

Mags   gota git to work.

Hi Mags,
    How's our coil doi'n? any update?

[Magluvin]

Hi Mags,
    How's our coil doi'n? any update?

Workin on the details. ;]

I will be making mine the same as described in my post above, but will be winding 3 strands trifi, using one as my input(solid state , no rotor) and the other 2 as a series bifi shorted.

From what I read, on a straight core, not a boxed in transformer core, that the secondary, output coil, should be close to the core and the primary(shorted bifi) wound on top of the secondary after the primary is wound.

This way the secondary gets denser flux crossings from the primary because the primary flux is attracted to the core.  It has been tested that if you have the primary wound first and the secondary on top, the primary to secondary transfer is weaker.

Will be winding tomorrow. ;]  I get chills thinking about it.

Mags

[crazycut06]

     Hi Mags,
         I got your point, Secondary close to core to receive more flux, but don't know the effects of that shorted bifi, i made a coil before, primary first single wound, then secondary quad fillar, but didn't have much time to experiment, still busy with my motorgen.
         can't wait to see the results on your coil... btw aren't we mixing up here with tito's?...
Good day! 

          Crazycut