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I ran circuit on two caps and two batteries B1 and B3.
Starting voltage B1 10.23V, B3 10.10V (20.33V)
After 5 hrs and rest time B1 showed 10.21V and B3 10.23V (20.44V) so total gain was 0.11V.
Signal generator takes about 15mA to operate.
I don't think I reached it's true potential and will continue testing with different settings.

V

@Romero,

Do you have a scope shot of the coil from TS experiment you could share?
Have you tried running this circuit on ultra-capacitors and if yes, what capacitance you'd suggest?

Thanks

V

I couldn't edit previous post.

Coil DC resistance 2.2Ohm.
Impedance at 30Hz = 1.9kOhm
Added 10nF to each and there are oscillations but not steady, more like in cycles. They don't seem to contribute to the charging process.

Replaced previous coil with nano crystalline core. All three caps are charging up to 7VDC and all Mosfets are firing in sequence. Running at 7.5VDC, 30Hz with 30% d.c. With same parameters and straight laminated core power draw was over 2A. After replacing core power draw dropped to 23mA. Scope across the coil shows wave similar to "h" with ringing and spikes around 250V. Will keep experimenting with it.


Coil inductance L = 9.97H
Resonant freq. Fres = 735Hz

@Romero

I admire your dedication and persistence. Interesting looking project.

I dusted off your TS after 2 yrs and intend to make it work. How did you make this to run on one batt. and three caps? 2200uF don't hold enough charge and mosfets won't switch their coils.
That's what I tried today and for a while kept wondering why three mosfets aren't switching and only one is working (the one which has coil connected to the battery). Supercapacitors should do the trick but I'm trying to get couple more batteries. Actually, even 12V 5F supercapacitors are cheaper than any battery.
I put winding toroid on hold and will try to make this work on quadfilar coil first.
Adding capacitors in parallel with coils helps.

Thanks

Other work in progress. Will be uploaded to youtube soon.

Hi there every one it's been while how are you all doin?

This is a response to the people asking if I have done more research with Muller type generator.
The larger generator is powered by two paired coils. This type is verry difficult to adjust and obtain good results.
The smaller generator is powered by a motor connected direct to the shaft having the option to adjust the speed and get to the sweet point easier.

Quote from: Hitman on November 04, 2023, 11:30:03 PMWell it's been a freaking long time I haven't posted here, How are you doing Romero ?

Lately I've been watching YouTube and found a member called Joel Lagace who happens to live not too far from me and has an incredable ability to do things I've never been able to figure out. I think you should all take a look at his videos, he's got me experimenting again with success.

https://youtu.be/LFIDfziJ_Lk

Cheers Hitman

Hi,
I folowed this guy for some time. I applied some of his ideas in my old experiments. It comes with good results if is properly understood.

Well it's been a freaking long time I haven't posted here, How are you doing Romero ?

Lately I've been watching YouTube and found a member called Joel Lagace who happens to live not too far from me and has an incredable ability to do things I've never been able to figure out. I think you should all take a look at his videos, he's got me experimenting again with success.

https://youtu.be/LFIDfziJ_Lk

Cheers Hitman