Muller Dynamo

[nul-points]

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If you want to see how the setup works without being in an airlplane you can see it on this video. http://www.youtube.com/user/DadHav#p/u/1/e0q8DDtjvMY
Hope this might help
John H (DadHav)

blimey - you don't want to be the wrong end of the runway, with one of those puppys approaching!!

wrt Romero's device, iirc someone mentioned in the region of 3000rpm

hth

[libra_spirit]

I have only read through about 1/3 of these posts, but I did not see anyone studying the vibrational characteristics of this motor/generator.

9 stator coils   8 magnets on the rotor

One rotation will produce

Coil pulses 8

Magnet pulses 9

Total pulses 72

At 5000 RPM which is 83.3 Hz, there will be a frequency of 6000 Hz generated on the rotor. Half the magnets will be retarding and half will be pulling and two will be neutral.

Each coil will receive 8 pulses, and each magnet will receive 9 pulses per rotation.

Coil pulse frequency will be 666.6 Hz

Magnet pulse frequency 750 Hz

The strong magnetic field will be moving in the reverse direction of the rotor at 8 times the RPM. It will also be moving along the coils at 9x the rpm, in the reverse direction of the rotors motion.

Are my numbers correct?

Dave L

[phoneboy]

Just a thought regarding the posts stating the runaway problem, didn't Muller also work on a thermo electric gen? Some of the replicators were speaking of using hollow ferrite bullets, if the bullets work, you could loop water or oil through them to cool the coils and at worst just use the heat for heating??

[nul-points]

I have only read through about 1/3 of these posts, but I did not see anyone studying the vibrational characteristics of this motor/generator.
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Are my numbers correct?

Dave L

hi Dave

as one Libra to another, some of us have been attempting to get to grips with this, although i have to 'fess up and say that my contribution to the off-thread discussions has been with my hands over my eyes, under a paper bag over my head

however, one of the more intellectually gifted members of the team had started on the long and (coil) winding road of explaining (to me, at least) that there was even such a thing as a 'rotating magnetic field'

he did mention that 8X rpm ratio but shortly afterwards my other brain cell overheated and i started dreaming of a cold beer, i believe

tell us more about these things please

np


http://docsfreelunch.blogspot.com

[DadHav]

I have only read through about 1/3 of these posts, but I did not see anyone studying the vibrational characteristics of this motor/generator.

9 stator coils   8 magnets on the rotor

One rotation will produce

Coil pulses 8

Magnet pulses 9

Total pulses 72

At 5000 RPM which is 83.3 Hz, there will be a frequency of 6000 Hz generated on the rotor. Half the magnets will be retarding and half will be pulling and two will be neutral.

Each coil will receive 8 pulses, and each magnet will receive 9 pulses per rotation.

Coil pulse frequency will be 666.6 Hz

Magnet pulse frequency 750 Hz

The strong magnetic field will be moving in the reverse direction of the rotor at 8 times the RPM. It will also be moving along the coils at 9x the rpm, in the reverse direction of the rotors motion.

Are my numbers correct?

Dave L

72 is correct I think and coralates directly to the number or cogs per revelution. With 10 magnets you would have 90, but is that good or bad?