Muller Dynamo

[baroutologos]

I was reviewing my "stock" of free energy concepts and devices build, that due to lack of room most of them are dismantled, so the bizzare parts lying around are witnesses of a past passion (madness?) to achieve that supposed supressed overunity.


I desparately needed a miracle back then, a miracle to save me and my loved ones from the economic chaos that Greece is plunged 3 years now.
Having spend more that 4000 euros or 5000 usd, endless time of thinking and reading, experiencing small oasis of joy and endless hot deserts of frustration, i ended up with the ability to undestand basic electronics, repair electrical devices and creating electronics for hobby and a small income.




Salutes,


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[Scorch]

Mini Dynamo initial mockup.

Interesting what I can build with just a few dollars worth of plastic and steel.

Still waiting on bearings, hubs, and shaft which should arrive soon.
Now I just need to motivate myself to get off my lazy tail and wind 24 coils . . .
Pretty easy to do, with measured wire and a sewing machine, but is time consuming.

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[Scorch]

Questions with regards to what you might suggest for coil configurations to be installed in the mini dynamo. (See previous images)

I have two styles of bobbins and three choices for wire.
See image of bobbins.

With regards to bobbins-
One has an outside diameter of .800 and the inside space, for wire, is .350.
While, on the other claw, the lower profile bobbin has an outside diameter slightly larger at .860 then inside space is .250 and has an appearance closer to scale of what the Q2 uses.

Rotor magnets will be .750 diameter X .50 thick N45 magnets and there may not, really, be much of a difference in terms of magnetic field penetration of the two different coil heights.

Then I have three different magnet wires on the shelf.

20,23,26 AWG

What might you suggest with these choices of bobbins and wire?
I am pretty sure 20AWG is not going to be very many turns on these small bobbins. . .

The intention is a 12 volt system but 24 volt would also be fine.
My preference would be 26AWG as it's the smallest single conductor available and the most wire in the coil.

And if the most wire is the goal then the wider bobbin may be preferred but, then again, maybe not preferred as a shorter coil might have better saturation but, then again, maybe the difference is negligible compared to the size of the magnet and more wire is preferred or, then again, maybe the wider bobbin is preferred but use next size larger wire for better current or, maybe, one wire size for motor, and another size for alternator, and would these two different sizes also include different size bobbins?

Bleh. 

I am open to suggestions.

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[Scorch]

Managed to spend some more time fabricating stuff.
Got all 24 coils wound, bearings mounted, coil fasteners machined and rotors assembled.
And performed an initial assembly of the primary unit.

Still waiting on some electronic parts and different switching options are under consideration.

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[Floor]

Please view the 5 brief attachments, they are of a related, but new design of a motor / generator, I have filed  a provisional patent, my intention is to insure that the device gets into the public domain as quickly, and widely as possible. After you have viewed the documents,
And if you agree, that sharing the documents is a "good" idea please do so, as quickly and widely as you can.  I think it a possibility that the integration of this design into an already high efficiency electric motor or generator could push it over unity.  Please discuss, publish, experiment with, build, use or sell or whatever you wish to do with the concept / design as long as it makes the design available to anyone.


Thank you for your time and consideration.

Floor