Muller Dynamo

[Thaelin]

That self charge torrid will bring a lot of interest for sure. Has SM wrote all over it.
Hope he decides to share some.

[Thaelin]

damn, did I kill another thread cause I posted in it?

[T-1000]

damn, did I kill another thread cause I posted in it?

It was dead for long time already. Time to give spark for new replication?


As for replication, any wind turbine generator experts still around with access to machining and making modified version of it?


Two main mods go there:
1) The balancing of magnetic forces with uneven count of magnets and even count of magnetic coupling to coils from Muller original design.
2) The induction is on 90 degrees between magnetic forces from magnet and generator coil. Accomplished by introducing third element - the transformer core on rotor for switching magnetic poles between stationary magnets and coil. See pictures attached for explanation.



My take on this back in 2014-2015 with help of Grumage:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9STbGa5zvpg (4 videos)


With right practical expert hands the COP of electricity generation can be achieved to high values on this setup. And because the geometry of magnetic forces are placed on 90 degrees there are no counter-forces on torque when coils are loaded up. Also the output of generator coils is not pure sine wave and need to go DC->AC transformation.


Now lets see if someone will find my shared information useful and will build one of these generators. Then show results in here...


Cheers!

[Magluvin]

Romeros design was a bit different. He used asymetrical number of rotor mags vs coils. So if say he had 9 coils and 10 mags, there would be only 1 tdc occurrence  at any time. There would be 90 tdc crossings in 1 revolution.
Mags

[Magluvin]

If it were symmetrical, all charge coils would be loading the rotor at the same time the single drive coil fires. Asymmetrical all charge coils step charge the cap and then the drive coil fires, repeat. would be interesting to compare the 2 charging methods. Would the step charging(asymmetrical), charge the cap higher before firing the driver coil as compared to all charge coils charging the cap while firing the drive coil?
Ive tried many different configurations of symmetrical cap charging with my Lasersaber ezspin version. Now thinking I have to remake my stator ring to mount an odd number of coils, asymmetrical, and test the difference.
Just thinking about it, asymmetrical, the first charge coil will have the most rotor drag as the cap may be at 0v after the drive coil, then each successive charge coil magnet crossing will have less drag on the rotor as the cap is no longer at 0v.  Symetrical. all charge coils will have full drag initially.  Dunno. just thinkin
Also, if the cap is never heavily discharged by the drive coil because of a large cap, and the cap voltage remains reasonably high, the charge coils will have little drag on the rotor while they top it off.

Mags