Muller Dynamo

[duff]

So is this the diagram on page 1?
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3842.0

Yes - Page 1, Post #6

[bolt]

First run of my replica 

http://youtu.be/rKayqJDs4b8

scratchrobot

Very nice! Slight wobble but not bad at all. It sounds the same and power consumption well within spec so you are well on the way to looped running.

[ElectronManipulator]

First run of my replica 

http://youtu.be/rKayqJDs4b8

scratchrobot

You have to move your meter with a d'Arsonval movement off of the motor, and away from the magnetic field.

The way the meter works is by an induced magnetic field, so you are getting unreliable results in its current(pun) location.

[TommeyLReed]

Looking at the design, one problem I do see, is these coil are not separate from each other, too many kick back effect in the coils as they are producing energy.
Would it be best to use a cap on each coil, and adding a 339 quad comparator to dump each bank into the source after it reaches the voltage need?
I understand that when each coil act alone, it will perform much better then in Parallel, if the magnets are not arrange to hit each coil at the same time. This is asking alot but I found this to work much better then trying to pull all the power from all the coil at the same time....

[e2matrix]

@e2matrix . What you say is important , but as the acrylic plays no part in the working of the machine , as far as we know , it will do no harm to have a hole drilled right through . The important thing is that the ferrite only fits half way through . In other words , maintain a gap between the ferrite and the steel washer .

That's a good point to consider.  I was concerned the magnets might pull the ferrite out of the bobbin unless it had some acrylic stopping but I guess you could epoxy it in good.