Muller Dynamo

[e2matrix]

Okay everyone.  I think this is a very BIG hint and it's from someone I highly respect.  If you need more perspective on this you can visit the other energy forum where Mike is (EF).  This is from Michael John Nunnerley 

"Antiphase
To create the 3rd dimensional field you have to create an ANTIPHASE in your coils in the case of for example the Muller motor/generator. Your electromagnets are wound from the center of your ferrite rod, two wires connected but wound in opposite directions and terminating at each end.

This will create the 3rd field which is a vortex field and NOTHING ELSE, from this you can design your motor/generator. You will have zero Lenz effect and will only draw current for the driving circuit alone. It is ALL in winding the coils in ANTIPHASE to create a unique vortex field, I will leave the rest of the design of the motor/generator up to you, I will probably get shot for what I have told you.

Mike"

Mike is onto something really huge in the message thread this came from.  He's not giving the details on his E beam reactor now but the essential concept can be applied to the Muller generator and he's giving that out in hopes it will help those working on this design.  I understand the essence of what he has stated but am not completely clear on the exact winding mentioned.  I'll have to think about that a bit but in the mean time I really believe this may be the secret in this motor gen and we just need to clarify the exact winding instructions with a good diagram. 

   I think his 3D concept (I think you can call it that) may well be the source of nearly all overunity.  In a brief he talks about his "e-beam reactor in so much that the electric field and the magnetic field are created along with a third field "one of current" which does not come from the input power, it is created in free space between the atoms within that free space, hundreds of times more powerful than you could ever put into the input of your system." 

[altair]

Very interesting !
From his cryptic phrase, I get that we have to start the wind with 2 wires, at the center of the core, and wind both wires in opposite direction from each other.

If we think about that for a second, this is exactly the same thing as a standard coil that has a center tap.
I wonder if the "center tap" is then used in the connections to the external circuit, or if we have to use only the 2 outer wires... 

I'll try to find him on EF to see what he is working on.

Thanks for the heads up !

Altair

[altair]

By "opposite direction" from each other, does he really mean what I just pointed out above, or rather :

Wind bifilar, starting from the center of the core, each strand going out away from center... 
Mechanically, this would be called "same direction", but electrically (if the center tap is not used) the wires would be in opposite direction. 

Something to think about...

Altair

[chalamadad]

What about bifilar cancelling?

[e2matrix]

I'm waiting at EF for some confirmation from Mike or anyone that may understand this better.  My interpretation is: " it sounds like two sets of wires on one coil (core) with one wound CW and one CCW and the start ends hooked together as one connection point while the ending wires hooked together as the other connection point with everything wound on the same core. I envision this as being a bit time consuming to wind and am not totally clear on how would be best to do this but it sounds possible and once I get it clear I'll give it a try."   If using Litz wire you would have two sets of wires unless you wanted the tedious chore of separating one set into two.  As far as I know I don't believe anyone has wound their coils this way on this motor gen.  I'm wondering if konehead or anyone has tried such a wind on any motors coils. 

   This kind of wind could be very difficult depending on how you go about it.  I can picture one way involving a CW wind for one layer followed by the other wire with CCW wind on top of the first layer and then alternating back and forth until your coil is full.  Or I could see each wire interlacing and alternating for space on the core for each turn of each wind so that each layer would have both CW and CCW interlaced.  That way sounds like a real PITA but if the results are OU certainly worth it.