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I woke up the other day dreaming about a Muller magnet motor variant I saw
years ago .I like it and think it has OU potential ..it wasn't a Muller in
the patent but in my dream it was . it's like 16 magnets stationary and 15
notational the stationary have very thin wire pancake coils over each one
maybe several layers .here's where it gets interesting the more windings
the coils have the greater the magnetic flux field or power by using fine
wire and much higher voltage I could add additional windings .now then a
rotating magnet comes in perfect alignment with a stationary the coil fires
using a photo diode switch .here's the point you fire once eliminating the
lockup and you have 29 neo's pulling in rotational unison that's a strong
power configuration. A 1 to 29 ratio or 1 to 56 ratio ! Then use a Muller
to generate power .the author said he ran his ..with out the fine wire and
with out the Muller configuration on a 9 volt battery and got ? I think he
said 20,000 rpm ...on a nine volt battery ...what you think your a Muller
person ? Jim
On Jan 10, 2018 12:44 PM, "Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY]" <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Doug
> Wow the Clem motor!
> Remember my mad foray into the stainless steel kitchen spoon turbine?
> I was making a turbine, as seen on TV, actually, as provided from a link
> to youtube from our group, of a guy using water pressure in his garage to
> make energy magic.
> After buying that rather nifty pump, building the turbine and not having
> success, I moved on.
> Looking at the Clem though, I think I see where I may have screwed up.
> The type of turbine these Clem folks use is interesting. It is a glorified
> lawn sprinkler shielded to reuse the water.
> Now anyone who has used a pressure washer knows the little suckers develop
> equal and opposite reation at the other end of the gun.
> We have to do the math.
> That is not my strong point, but I see the point of basing practice on
> theory.
> One saves a lot of machine shop time.
> I am lucky to have machine tools that are emerging out of cardboard
> cartons in the barns.
> Doug, what are you thinking?
> Do you get any indication of how much over unity these guys are getting?
> That pool turbine football shaped pump I bought for that other experiment
> is a teriffic pump, delivering a lot, using small amperage. It might be a
> contender. It runs on 120 ac , that means we have to generate 120 ac
> somehow with the super charged lawn sprinkler.
> This is hilarious,
> Remember talk about no one over unity device being able to loop on its own?
> Well, this seems to be yet another tool in our tool box that we can
> combine with the rest, to make a workable system.
> It will look hilarious on the back of my 1954 Chev 1.5 ton with all this
> plumbers nightmare married to Tesla coils, done in tasteful clear plexi
> supplying power to drive down her the highway.
> It might be fun to make a working model to test this concept.
> I am stronger in the machine shop, than wrestling with IGBTs.
> I do hydraulics, just fine.
> I have moved my whole damn studio, plus storage basement, 4 hours East, to
> a 170 year old bunch of stone and timber structures on a space where I
> won't alarm my neighbours, working night or day.
> My nightmare, at present is to get all my trash organized. Last week's
> minus 30 C temperatures have turned into plus 4 and like the rest of the
> surroundings, I am coming out of survival mode, having to waddle around on
> snow shoes to avoid sinking down to my chest in snow.
> The Clem gives me some fun to look at doing. Thanks Doug.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Wed, Jan 10, 2018 at 12:19 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi HD
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> Yes still working on my Muller generator, bought some solid state relays
> so I can raise voltages and keep switches independent, also have taken it
> apart completelyt and re did about three times in two month...have gone to
> 12mm airgap between generator coils and rotor magnets to enhance the "phase
> shift" of when lenz law grabs the rotor...motor coils about 1.5mm
> airgap...ohms to the generator coils very high now, about 80ohms
> average...looking to get speed up under loading (no lenz) via the Thane
> Karl Heinz effect....cannot get backing magnets to do anyting on this
> machine.....
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> here is link below where speed up under loading it works at certain
> frequency...I think with these 8 magnets will need around 4000rpm to get it
> to work.....
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> I know about the Steve Marks stuff.,...never done it however cannot say if
> I recommend it or not.....
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> can you search the Clem motor??? IT looks really fun, : big chamber shoots
> out oil in 90 degree jets the thing goes like crazy....Clem was murdered he
> had 350hp motor they say... anyways looks like a really fun project for Mr
> Starks factory....
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> Also the Thane Karl; Heinz "Bitorroid" transformer looks very interesting
> too to try out can you search that too? Basically three coils in
> transformer and an extra flux-bar top and bottom that makes secondaries
> feed one another, instead of reflecting back to primary....
>
> some videos...clem motor last link (in German!)
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24I12hrpTDY
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVFXSZzUNmE
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdL5EFkfxBQ
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfWJIltf-UI
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