Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) Open Sourced (by HopeGirl)

[TinselKoala]

The UK word is out!
http://be-do.com/index.php/en/forum/cicu-united-kingdom/495-phase-3-update-uk-build

Same pattern repeating.
* Hang in there we are almost there.
* Did not self loop.
* Ran out of time.  -  Humm, perhaps not speeding so much time installing 11 gongs, and overhead curtains, you would have had more time.
* "...we will be releasing in our famous opensource style!" - A.K.A. disabling comments to various youtube channels and banning questions over at be-do.
* The obligatory Tesla reference.
* Fleeing the scene of the crime.  - But down worry, the prototype in Pennsylvania is now scheduled to be self running in 30 days.  How many times have this been said?

Holding to see the title of the next fund raising caption.  Should be something appropriate like "Stick Em Up!"

Can there really be 40 different QEG Teams all around the world who got suckered into this affair?

I'd like to know this: if they had known the real facts of the "Pennsylvania Prototype" would they have bothered to donate and build? If they had known that no self running had ever been attained, that the power measurements were incorrectly done and reported, and that it was a "research" operation rather than the claimed "just build it and it will work" operation, would they have been so willing to contribute to the "research" and start their own expensive projects?

Just raise your hands for a count.

[TinselKoala]

@TinselKoala
I was busy this evening, and the sim will be for the end of the WE. I just have the time to draw and adjust the sim parameters.
One problem: the generator does not want start alone, so I will test it with an external command signal on the drain!
And I confirm  your measurement: no pulse in the current from the battery...  (because C9, L1 and L2)
@+

Yes, that's a good point. If anyone actually builds this circuit, start it with a switch to direct 12 volts, do not "ramp up" the power slowly with a power supply's voltage control. A good way to see if it is oscillating is to monitor the input current. If it goes really high (over 3 amps or so) when first starting, with no receiver load, it is likely not oscillating and you will blow a mosfet very quickly, so remove the power immediately, and start over.
But if you just switch it on, to a pre-set 12 volt supply or a battery, it will start up without problems. At least I have never had one not start when switched on like that.
If you have a "noisy switch" option in the simulator you might try that to get the circuit to start oscillating when turned on.

ETA: Also, don't try to operate without the loop installed, or with bad connections to the loop! See image below:

[MileHigh]

Well, I suggested that the pressure would be on them to deliver in the UK, and they failed to deliver.

Be afraid..... Be very afraid....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GVrgQWJ6gc

[TinselKoala]

Well, at least the deadlines are getting closer. On May 25 she said they would have a self runner in one month, and got more money based on that. June 25 came and went with no self runner. Now she says "by the end of the month" they will have the Pennsylvania Project self-running. Thirtyone days has July, so in four weeks HypeGirl says they'll have a self-runner.

And I say they won't. Why not? Because, dear readers, there is no overunity in their output, for the same reason there is no overunity in the output of my device in spite of the measurements we have seen. They have _never yet_ actually even measured the output, as far as I can tell. The closest we have seen to an output measurement is the bank of lightbulbs, and they sure have not been giving more than a few hundred watts output at most.

[MileHigh]

Can there really be 40 different QEG Teams all around the world who got suckered into this affair?

I still believe between 10 and 15...