Muller Dynamo

[Cap-Z-ro]

Please everybody, can we move back the personal conflicts...no one wants to see the ugly past resurrected, I know I am tired of it.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Regards...

[altair]

Hi guys,
lately, the topic is turning back to effects of resonance in an effort to explain & solve the romero generator.
About 4 or 5 days ago, someone posted a link to a paper by Vladimir Utkin, that went unnoticed and totally un-commented.
I downloaded that paper and what's in there would explain the theory behind the generators of:
Tesla, Don Smith, Kapanadze, and of course Romero.
This paper is EXTREMELY important, please do a search with the name for the .doc paper.

Basically, it says to use the electric COMPONENT of the E/M field to charge capacitors, instead of "straight" electricity.
This is apparently the key to be able to extract energy from an LC bank in resonance, without destroying the resonance.
I don't follow exactly all that's in there (yet) but it's absolutely convincing.

Romero himself on his web site put that link in his recommended reading list:
http://underservice.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5.0;attach=98

This is the solution!  We just have to figure out how to make it work, as Utkin doesn't say exactly and clearly how to do it.

(Why do the ones who know, always have to hide some part of the story?  They always have to go like: "Look, I know how it works, I'm gonna tell you a few things, and if you don't get it, well it's just too bad.")

Altair

[mondrasek]

(Why do the ones who know, always have to hide some part of the story?  They always have to go like: "Look, I know how it works, I'm gonna tell you a few things, and if you don't get it, well it's just too bad.")

Altair

I think it is because, once you know, you know.  And it is very difficult to try and teach what you know from the perspective of someone who does know to someone who does not yet know.

That is why there are teachers.  They specialize in breaking down information for individual who do not yet know.  That is their "gift", their "forte".

The most knowledgeable person on any subject can still be the worst teacher.

They are mutually exclusive talents.

Ever have an extraordinarily smart prof who was a lousy teacher?

I did.

M.

PS.  I have also leared a lot from individuals without much book learning, but who were very good teachers.

[xenomorphlabs]

Hi guys,
lately, the topic is turning back to effects of resonance in an effort to explain & solve the romero generator.
About 4 or 5 days ago, someone posted a link to a paper by Vladimir Utkin, that went unnoticed and totally un-commented.
I downloaded that paper and what's in there would explain the theory behind the generators of:
Tesla, Don Smith, Kapanadze, and of course Romero.
This paper is EXTREMELY important, please do a search with the name for the .doc paper.

Basically, it says to use the electric COMPONENT of the E/M field to charge capacitors, instead of "straight" electricity.
This is apparently the key to be able to extract energy from an LC bank in resonance, without destroying the resonance.
I don't follow exactly all that's in there (yet) but it's absolutely convincing.

Romero himself on his web site put that link in his recommended reading list:
http://underservice.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5.0;attach=98

This is the solution!  We just have to figure out how to make it work, as Utkin doesn't say exactly and clearly how to do it.

(Why do the ones who know, always have to hide some part of the story?  They always have to go like: "Look, I know how it works, I'm gonna tell you a few things, and if you don't get it, well it's just too bad.")

Altair

The document did not go unnoticed, it was discussed in the Kapanadze thread, even in this thread some time ago and in the russian forums.
As you said yourself, Utkin vaguely points something out, but shows no supporting benchwork/data for his claims or concrete descriptions under what conditions his theory is supposed to work.

In Romero's generator circuit there is no kicker coil like required by Utkin.
Concerning Kapanadze he most likely goes into the right direction.

[mondrasek]

Moved in the stator plates and am sweeping Rload (yet again).  Nothing remarkable, but a nice smooth graph either way.

Cheers!

M.