Muller Dynamo

[kEhYo77]

Hi everyone. I always believed in Muller  odd / even type design.  I include my solution of this type of generator. I think it could be more efficient.
It is based on a monolithic toroid with columns type core made from magnetite/powdered iron mix with resin. Precise timing with micro controller could make it run better as well. The idea is to incorporate coil shortening at TDC of a pole vs core column only to turn a 'drag' into a 'repelling pulse'...

[e2matrix]

There has been a lot of talk about the DC to DC converter.
What was its main function. Stepping up the voltage, isolation, both.
Where in this thread is it discussed?   
I have a few in my supply box have tried them on other motors but the efficiency was in question what switching chip did you use

Just in case it wasn't clear in penno64's answer the main function was to loop the output to the input with isolation and regulation thus eliminating the battery and proving OVERUNITY

[toranarod]

with most of the design its a pulse motor of a kind. the one thing i am very interested in is the use of the Litz wire. having seen the wire in old style CRT TVs
most of my life. I was always wondering what it may be like in a pulse motor setup. very cleaver use of this wire.
I have no doubt the hole design is relevant to its function but I would not leave out the coil configuration as a major part of its parameters.
having trouble getting the wire here in Aus. the main industrial supplier don't carry it.
 
How much wire did you buy as an average to build the motor. how much should i order?
cheers 

[gauschor]

Sorry to ask again, but this looks not clear to me: http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3842.msg284616#msg284616

I thought you'd only need to use 4 diodes like this: http://static.electro-tech-online.com/imgcache/1674-4_diodes_bridge_rectifier.jpg , therfore I dont understand what this square shaped box in the middle is 

[lanenal]

Very interesting stuff!!! This should be the device of the year!

I think with the contribution and information sharing here, it is quite possible to replicate. I read thru all the posts here, I have a few remaining questions:

1) are the driving coils as far apart from each other as possible? or are they arbitrarily chosen?

2) when the driving coil fires up, does it strengthen the magnetism in the ferrite core or rather weaken instead?

3) any advice on tuning? what are the tuning parameters (my guess is: gaps between the rotor and stator, and # of washers between the magnet and the stator)? what are the general guidelines? what are you looking for?


I also got this wild conjecture somehow, might be totally wrong -- might help my understanding: can you use odd # of magnets on the roter and even # of coils on each of the stator?

Also, it seems to me, this device differs from Adams Motor mainly in the auxillary magnets that are attached to the stators.

Thanks to RomeroUK who shares this with all mankind -- this technology should definitely change the future of mankind if it is easily replicable and broadly applied. Thanks to all who facilitate the replication and spreading of this technology~!

cheers, lanenal