Muller Dynamo

[David70]

I have copied this picture from Romero's website, anyone any ideea what that is for?

[futuristic]

My guess is that this is the solid state version of his motor.
Top half has coils with 7 strands of wire (for 7-fillar coil?) and bottom half has coil from 7 strands litz wire.

It sure looks interesting...

[Cap-Z-ro]

<sup>One question that keeps going through my mind is, why was Romero initially so forthcoming with his rotary design, until "the visit".

Yet now, with his solid state unit, he is not sharing info on his progress ?

There seems to a conflict in logic in this situation.

Are we all not supposed to be open sourcing on here, and working toward raising the level of all humanity in this forum?

C'mon Romerero etal, open the info gates, what do you say.

Regards...</sup>

[Dave45]

I have copied this picture from Romero's website, anyone any ideea what that is for?

Notice the 30 degree winds the electron travels in a 60 degree spiral but when winding a toroid because of the arc u can wind 30 degrees

I believe this is why a toroid is more efficient than a straight cored solenoid, its almost impossible to wind 60 degrees on a straight core.
If you'll notice when placing a reed it needs to be 60 degrees from your drive coil.

[e2matrix]

I have copied this picture from Romero's website, anyone any ideea what that is for?

He has worked on a lot of projects.  It could be a TPU unless this is a new pic as I think he was working on that for a while.  I think there was also some mention of trying the Muller effect in a solid state concept.