Muller Dynamo

[e2matrix]

Thanks plengo.  I'm digging into this right now.  Examining my cache for possible trojans since visiting the site.  I do run a less common browser that I think is more resistant to attack and it's also run sandboxed. 

[e2matrix]

Okay I found it!  It was in my Sandbox in the cache area and is from the web site www.whatcircuits.com.  Because it was in my Sandbox is probably why it didn't trigger any alerts.  File size is 51623 bytes.  I ran it through virustotal.com and it had seven hits there which is a pretty good sign it's a real trojan.  Look for the file in your directory that will be something like this depending on your browser name and location:
c:\Documents and Settings\username\current\Local Settings\Application Data\browsername\cache\

[tysb3]

This infinity motor reminds me of a video I found on youtube over a year ago:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etFCzIe-D2Y

By using magnetic bearings and freely rotating ring magnets it's "free of gravity" and over-comes the Lenz effect.
And, as near as I can tell, he starts the device by hand and it self runs without batteries.

And he does have some other videos so you might want to check it out.

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very interesting. spinning magnets on the rotor. I think Romerouk added magnets on the coils core maybe do the same job together with coils BMF.

[gyulasun]

Attention: the site below provided to calculate your capacitor for a certain inductance and frequency has a trojan virus. By simply visiting the site it will contaminate your computer and allow others to access your machine.

Hi,

very sorry the link I gave for LC resonant circuit calculation is infected with virus.  I also use  AdBlocker on Firefox just like member gauschor and I use NOD32 antivirus but I did not get any alert. 
I just checked the path e2matrix showed:
c:\Documents and Settings\username\current\Local Settings\Application Data\browsername\cache\  and I did not find any suspicious file there.

SO I repeat my deleted post again, this time Please use the following link for LC circuit calculations:
http://www.wa4dsy.net/filter/fr.html   I hope this will not have any virus...


Hi Laurent,

I would suggest doing also Penno's capacitor placement in parallel with the two series drive coils. Use the tacho meter to know rotor RPM then calculate rotor frequency (say you have RPM=1800, divide it by 60 to get frequency in Hertz (1800/60=30 Hz). Now measure the inductance of two series drive coils with your L meter (consider measuring when rotor magnets are furthest away and when just sandwiched by the coils and take the average of the two L values).
Then you can use the Thomson formula to get a ballpark figure for the capacitor value (non electrolytic). You may wish to use this link for the formula: http://www.wa4dsy.net/filter/fr.html 

If you say find an average L=2.5 mH for two series drive coils and use the 30 Hz frequency the link above gives 11258 uF, a very high value because L  and the frequency is very low.  I know it is difficult to obtain (and expensive) such high non-electrolytic caps, so the closer you approach the better... Or just try any microFarad you happen to have (4.7 or 10uF) and watch how input current tends to go down. As an alternative, you can use this:

  Connect two electrolytic capacitors of twice the uF rating and at least equal voltage rating back-back in series. To minimize any significant reverse voltage on the capacitors, add a pair of diodes:
           
                    1N4001 to 4007 diodes
               +---|>|---- + ----|<|----+
               |                |                 |
               |   -     +     |     +    -     |
         o---+----)|------+-----|(----+------o
                 2,000 uF     2,000 uF
                   25 V         25 V

This way you can get a non-polar capacitor with 1000 uF value, rated to 25V, just try this putting in parallel with the two series drive coils and watch input current.  I know the calculation gave 11000 uF but no need yet to rush for two 22000uF and connect them in series if you do not happen to have them now.


rgds,  Gyula

[e2matrix]

ClanZer said he was going to try doing some work with his nice replication today.  I just took a look over on his web site.  Looks like he hasn't gotten too far at this time and just plotted one drive coil and one pickup coil.  So far no magic.  I don't believe he has done tuning yet so don't be discouraged by this.  Maybe he'll post here later tonight. 

   Woopy may be on to something with paralleling the drive and gen coils.  Worth checking out.  However I feel there is something else in the secret to this.  At least as forthcoming as Romero was initially it seems like he would have mentioned this concept.  Or was it just assumed?