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This is simple electrostatic motor made from three water bottles and a coat hanger. To power it I am using a simple manual voltage multiplier power supply design by Thomas Kim. It uses an…

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This shows my Muller Dynamo running on a homemade magnesium and carbon battery. This cell was built many months ago when I was working the the “Bedini Earth Light ” project. It is a…

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This is my Muller Dynamo being powered by a “one wire” feed from a SEC 18-X exciter. The Dr. Stiffler SEC exciter is supplied with energy from a 12v lead acid battery. My Muller…

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This video is for “Slider”. He was curious if you could take this Muller Dynamo idea and turn it into something that would run on a small amount of light energy. I have been…

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This shows the generator output signal on my Joule Thief Muller Dynamo running on one AA battery. Ferrite cores have now been added to two pairs of coils and I show the dynamo running…

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This is my Muller Dynamo testing unit using two paralleled Joule Thief circuits as drivers. Instead of using the standard Joule Thief coil I simple used the paired up diver coils on the Muller….

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This is my Muller Dynamo running with all the coils on it now. One pair of coils are driving the rotor while the others are all generating. I show it here running on two…

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This is what my Muller Dynamo project ended up as. It is just a simple toy that I can charge up and walk around the house with in my hand. It should be a…