Muller Dynamo

[mariuscivic]

I have finished testing the circuit and works fine. The transformer has 3 secondars windings , all the same. One of them i'll be using it as primary and the other two i'll put them in series or parallel( i have to see wich method is better). In this video i'm pulling only 9V from the battery becouse the 555 is geting more than warm at 12V.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nTdt7w5hvc&feature=youtu.be

[highrollerscorp]

@deepcut
i dont know my inductance but my coils are wrapped over 2000 times i have a one inch core of mu metal in them. systems works great at 2000 rmp


now im running into problems. when i short my coils out im gaining acceleration. i then tried to put a 60 watt light bulb on and it lights the bulb but slowes down the rotor. i guess the bulb is changing the inductance or ohms of the coils.then i tried rectifing the ac to dc and running a 12 volt bulb dint get anything not even deceleration. then i tried putting a 120  v to 12 v transformer on and goin to the 12 volt bulb.it lights the bulb but again slows down. i then tried using transformer into battery and again slows down. so i thought the transformer was changing the inductance or ohms of my coils but funny thing is when i short the 12 v side of the transformer  i get acceleration.            any suggestions?
i will make a couple videos and post them tonight.

[Magluvin]

@deepcut
i dont know my inductance but my coils are wrapped over 2000 times i have a one inch core of mu metal in them. systems works great at 2000 rmp


now im running into problems. when i short my coils out im gaining acceleration. i then tried to put a 60 watt light bulb on and it lights the bulb but slowes down the rotor. i guess the bulb is changing the inductance or ohms of the coils.then i tried rectifing the ac to dc and running a 12 volt bulb dint get anything not even deceleration. then i tried putting a 120  v to 12 v transformer on and goin to the 12 volt bulb.it lights the bulb but again slows down. i then tried using transformer into battery and again slows down. so i thought the transformer was changing the inductance or ohms of my coils but funny thing is when i short the 12 v side of the transformer  i get acceleration.            any suggestions?
i will make a couple videos and post them tonight.

It seems as though you can add more light bulbs in parallel till you get acceleration, as adding them will be getting closer to having a short.

Will the bulbs light when enough are in parallel for acceleration? Dunno. And no sense in using "light" bulbs this way if they dont light. ;] 

But, you may need to go to lower voltage bulbs, as they will light at low (loaded) voltage.   Ive had setups that would light a 120v bulb, but not a 12v. And I have had it where a 2v bulb lights but the 14v wont.

Open output could be 200v, but load a 12v bulb and output could be 5v, not enough.

As you add bulbs in parallel, more current flows. Closer to being an acceleration short. But like anything, the voltage will be lower as the load becomes closer to being a short.

So the best chance to get acceleration using "lights" as loads in the setup you described, is to use low voltage bulbs.  In my funky opinion.  ;]  Also try different wattages. More watts, closer to being a short. ;]  Finding the right bulb(s) for the desired effect will be part of tunning.  ;]



Mags

[highrollerscorp]

 thanks mag
ill give it a try.

[DeepCut]

Hi, my system hard-drive crashed so been restoring.

Roller, i found that the effect only happens within a certain load range and of course it's gonna vary between different people's setups.

Don't know what's going on with mine, i can simultaneously measure the current and voltage of a little DC motor, but i can't do it with the rectified output of one of my gen coils !

But then, i had the AC output from the coil stepped down then rectified and i COULD read the current with only attaching one wire to the meter !?

I make sure my meters are far away from the mag fields but i'm not sure what's going on here but it's very annoying.


Best to all,

DC.