Muller Dynamo

[penno64]

Hi all,

Has anyone had any joy with coils/core ?

No matter what I try, I cannot seem to get anywhere near the 12 or so volts on a single coil.

I have tried many arrangements.

Any suggetions are welcome

Kind Regards, Penno

[JouleSeeker]

PS -- here's dreaming, but if others can then replicate in short order following the announcement, this could go viral in both you-tube and the press.  You should have at least one "major" guy like a Professor(?) in the wings...

I was living when the "cold fusion" claims hit the presses -- world wide.   That was energy, also, but replications were, well, not forthcoming.  The media/public attention span is short UNLESS you can keep the ball rolling -- lots of replications and local newspaper articles and TV news, things like that.

Here, you will be MUCH better prepared with replicators in place at various spots in the world (hopefully).  If you could get some in the US, AND in Germany, Japan, UK, etc. -- and push to get into the media -- this could go viral.  And out of the reach of the guys who think we are mere pawns in THEIR game.

CHECKMATE.

[hartiberlin]

Hi all,

Has anyone had any joy with coils/core ?

No matter what I try, I cannot seem to get anywhere near the 12 or so volts on a single coil.

I have tried many arrangements.

Any suggetions are welcome

Kind Regards, Penno

Hi,
what is your RPM of the rotor and what are the air gap widths in Millimeter ?

[DadHav]

Hey Guys I was little skeptical at the beginning but I'm getting tugged over to your side based on the respect you have for your friend. I had a thought that might add something if you don't mind. Romero mentioned he was working with a model airplane motor and seemed to give an indication that it would work but was two small to work with. He also said he employed the principle in the replication. It looked like Romeo had 9 poles as the stator or 9 coils on the top and 9 0n the bottom. Never the less the proper amount of magnets for a 9 leg stator motor is 12 and it looks like he had 12 magnets. OK unlike having the same amount of coils and magnets the cogging goes way down. Instead of 9 heavy holding points per revolution you go to 36 lighter cogs per revolution. The typical wind for a 9 coil 12 magnet configuration is to have all coils wound in the same direction but the magnets are nsnsn etc. (not saying his is) This combination is optimal for 3 phase operation. I doubt, however, that his coils where connected like a standard three phase motor. Just food for though. There's a lot of things there to sort out. I'm probably out of place putting my two cents in. I haven't done a lot of reading on the invention.
DadHav (John H)

[infringer]

I have a web forum somewhere on the net which has had 0 zero visitors except people I implicitly know there has not been one post there for a couple years... And the implicit people are myself with different names for forum testing as I have never got the forum off the ground nor have I advertised it.

I could set up accounts and a forum with specific permissions but I refuse to say the name of the forum name in public...

If you would like to give that a shot...

Too bad you hear this all the time about MIB type shit and it always seems to happen the same way either a 100% of claimed OU inventors all try to sell the same bullshit story or maybe there just may be some real truth behind this it is odd how it always seems to be that sterling is the one to break the MIB story after a hoax or whatever and Hartiberlin seems to draw the original posts yes to some it may appear this way but really this is how a network works to find and scout out real possible stories the whole FE network works together...