Muller Dynamo

[energia9]

How many Magnets are there exactly on the outer body of the motor? I have seen some pictures where on some coil there were no magnet, Can somebody clarify this? Thank you

i would like to replicate this device and it would be perfect if someone would make a separate website for construction of this device in full detail with parts lists, Tips etc

[albert]

Congratulations this seems to be the real mc coy! I think there are good chances of a replication since many of us might have some of the ingredients on their workbenches already! Thank you also for being so open.

Suggestions: don't change anything....let this run for at least 24 hours, measure rpm before and after...I wonder if the magnets will degauss in time...? The energy must come from them in this setup. Is anything getting hot/cold during a longer run?

[neptune]

It is plain to me that it is self evident that no matter how much time and money you spend on making a video , it will fall short of actual proof . After all there are people out there who believe that "Jurassic Park "was real . Even if you went to Romero`s house and he demonstrated it in front of your eyes ,for all you know he could be a brilliant conjurer .The only proof that would be close to 100% would be if you build one yourself  from parts you obtain yourself .But then of course you might be dreaming or under hypnosis . It is all about the balance of probabilities . My approach is to hope for the best until the worst is proved .Thank goodness for the people who have sufficient faith and hope to build their own .
@Em devices .You say it is a finely balanced machine . It clearly is not because it shows excess energy . I would also like to know how the efficiency of a pulse motor compares to that of , say , a permanent magnet DC motor , or even a brushless one .

[plengo]

@Romero

what is the correct core dimensions please? I see 10mm x 15mm and also on the PDF compiled by Hartberlin being 6mm x 15mm??

Also the PDF says the copper wire to be 0.8mm but another thread (with a nice picture) shows 7 wires of 0.125mm each totaling 0.375mm (http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3842.msg284990#msg284990). What is the correct final dimensions?


Today I orderd the Magnetite powder to make my own ferrites too. Today I will start coiling the coils BUT I need the correct dimension.

Many thanks,

Fausto.

[neptune]

The ferrite cores seem to be very difficult to get . I have tried cutting a 10 mm ferrite rod into lengths but its a bit like cutting glass .I know we must try to replicate the original as closely as possible , but for some of us there are budget constraints , and obtainability issues . The shortest rod commonly available is 60 mm . One could make a long thin coil , but then that is unknown territory . Any theories or suggestions ? @plengo , I believe original cores were 6mm x15mm .
@Romerouk .You have small magnets above most of the upper coils . Do you also have small magnets below the bottom coils . If not , have you tried this ?