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

[MarkE]

The Robitaille fraud clan have been having a big joke on their followers for some time. 

Volts are neither a measure of power nor energy.

[TinselKoala]

Voice stress analysis, anyone?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVmYwee6Y0Y

It's NOT 60 Hertz, dammit! You need an inverter! Not 60 Hertz, it's 400 Hz! Inverter! Uh.... 400 Hertz, not 60, need INVERTER! Smatter wichoo anyhow why you ask me questions?!!?

[TinselKoala]

Let's imagine that I have a standard step-down transformer, a  pole pig kind of thing with 10k primary and 240V secondary. This transformer is originally designed to work at 50-60 Hz. What will happen if I feed it 10kV p-p at 400Hz instead of 50-60 Hz?

Anyone? Will the fact that the input is 400 Hz rather than 60 Hz make a whole heck of a lot of difference? Or will it simply be a little less efficient and heat up a little more, but still work as a normal transformer, only outputting 240 VAC at 400 Hz rather than 60 Hz? And can I not purchase a commercial off the shelf mo-gen power supply that will take the 400 Hz input and give me 60 Hz output? Anyone able to answer these questions?

Is anyone out there? Are you listening, James Robitaille?


It occurs to me that James cannot ever drop this project now. He has the proverbial tiger by the tail and will not be able to let go without it biting him in the ass. As group after group pauses their own work in frustration, they stare towards Pennsylvania and the barn... er, laboratory of James Robitaille, Engineering Artist Extraordinaire, who designed the first on-board vacuum cleaner system for soccer mom's SUVs... and hope and pray that he will meet HopeGirl's deadline (the third or fourth one) to make a self-runner by the end of July. The pressure is on, Jamie! You had best give up sleep and get to work. The World needs Fixing, and You The Man!!!

[MarkE]

Just lies.

[MarkE]

Let's imagine that I have a standard step-down transformer, a  pole pig kind of thing with 10k primary and 240V secondary. This transformer is originally designed to work at 50-60 Hz. What will happen if I feed it 10kV p-p at 400Hz instead of 50-60 Hz?

Anyone? Will the fact that the input is 400 Hz rather than 60 Hz make a whole heck of a lot of difference? Or will it simply be a little less efficient and heat up a little more, but still work as a normal transformer, only outputting 240 VAC at 400 Hz rather than 60 Hz? And can I not purchase a commercial off the shelf mo-gen power supply that will take the 400 Hz input and give me 60 Hz output? Anyone able to answer these questions?

Is anyone out there? Are you listening, James Robitaille?


It occurs to me that James cannot ever drop this project now. He has the proverbial tiger by the tail and will not be able to let go without it biting him in the ass. As group after group pauses their own work in frustration, they stare towards Pennsylvania and the barn... er, laboratory of James Robitaille, Engineering Artist Extraordinaire, who designed the first on-board vacuum cleaner system for soccer mom's SUVs... and hope and pray that he will meet HopeGirl's deadline (the third or fourth one) to make a self-runner by the end of July. The pressure is on, Jamie! You had best give up sleep and get to work. The World needs Fixing, and You The Man!!!

Copper losses will be higher due to skin effect, and iron losses should be lower due to less flux swing.  The roving grifters  Robitaille have no out.