Muller Dynamo

[baroutologos]

Hello all,

I want to express my solidarity about the great work collectively done here. Special thanks to Ben and mariuscivic for the moment.

I really start to like the idea, bolt has put to the table (with so many details - contradicting in my oppinion or from a different galaxy coming) that the way to beat Lenz and his action - rection law in those rotor-coil setups is just to appropriately swift voltage phase (that is caused by magnet possition) from current phase (reacftion) so as not to hold back the magnet motion or at least altering the resulting force vectors, so in this way to have a positive outcome.

Really interesting concept... what can i say more?

Salutes to all

[plengo]

Last night I replicated again the acceleration effect when shorting coils. I will create a video tonight.

I also by mistake bought the wrong washers, they are bigger, and guess what? The speed of the motor increased too. The washer has a inner diameter of little bit bigger than 3/8 of a inch as opposed to my previous washer of 5mm inner diameter. Also adding magnets to behind the coils increased speed a lot.

So many variables here.

@Jason, great finding.

@All, sorry for deleted off topic posts. I am lazy to just move things around.

Fausto.

[totoalas]

Hi Neptune talking of SWEET SPOT of stator to coil
I tried to use an ac clamp meter instead of neogen coil  and try to rotate the rotor  ns(HD drive magnet)   manually by hand   Moving parallel the clamp meter  with 3 to 5 mm   clearance  passing by the rotor , The reading registered   more than  40 amps  in ac scale with  one top side of the meters  coil  on top  of magnet .....   so an air coil  placement of one side of the top coil will produce  the maximum effect
Dont know if this is relevant  just an observation

cheers

totoalas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqWQLZq9UwY&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

[khabe]

Last night I replicated again the acceleration effect when shorting coils. I will create a video tonight.

I also by mistake bought the wrong washers, they are bigger, and guess what? The speed of the motor increased too. The washer has a inner diameter of little bit bigger than 3/8 of a inch as opposed to my previous washer of 5mm inner diameter. Also adding magnets to behind the coils increased speed a lot.

So many variables here.

@Jason, great finding.



@All, sorry for deleted off topic posts. I am lazy to just move things around.

Fausto.

Dear Fausto,
Is it so hard to understand why the speed of the rotor increases?
Because opposite magnets when magnet turns away from coil then this COIL SHORTING hangs the the flux of top magnet to go back to his normal position, this flux goes back with time-lag, with delay, flux from top magnet does not come to an end before next magnet arrives ... and next ... and next  ... and as a result the speed of the rotor increases because when the right rpm chosen then rotor magnets have nothing to fight with anymore, no repulsion, no attraction.
Yes
And so what?
Also no advantageous useful energy - all spent for deceptive success 
cheers,
khabe

[i_ron]

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Yes, much better, lol

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