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

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On the QEG from WITTS:

Electrical engineer's verification of WITTS technology:

http://youtu.be/MFrsn--7hxc

Jerry Thomas (JT)
EE Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
California

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Gentlemen:
I raise the issue of checking for any remnant magnetism in the setup because if there is any remnant magnetism then the setup by definition will be a generator before you even make the first test. 

MileHigh

So MileHigh,

are you thinking the QEG puts out power without any magnetisum?
I don't think it's the case, not from my tests device anyways.

Luc

[MileHigh]

E2matrix:

So as far as measurements go they won't really be needed once they have a fully working QEG video up it will be obvious there is free energy if it can run itself and even power one light bulb.    The only need for measurement of output would be to let us know how much is available to run external devices.

No, that is not true at all.  Nobody working on a bench would do that.  The very first thing they would want to do would be to measure the output.  All that they would have to do is step down the voltage and configure the right load resistor bank or use light bulbs.  Nothing should be taken for granted and there is no way in hell that the builder would not want to measure the output.  The problem is there is no documentation that I am aware of about a build and related measurements.

He was talking 500-600 volts or more with the likely greater output power coming at 1000 to 2000 volts.

Just seeing a voltage waveform on your scope means nothing, and I assume that you are aware of that.  Have you ever been on a stage and stood near a 1000-watt incandescent light bulb?  You feel that power on your skin, it's actually intimidating.  10,000 watts is like a furnace.

So they have a few new challenges in regards to winding insulation

The business about winding insulation is highly questionable and raises more doubts.   It's a toroidal core and if you wind progressively across the core there will be no issue about insulation breakdown because the potential difference between adjacent turns will not be that high.  On the other hand, if you don't know what you are doing and wind back and forth, layer on top of layer, then the potential difference between turns in close proximity could be very high and cause problems.  But if you were expecting high voltage from the coil and you knew what you were doing you would not make that mistake.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

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Here is the same engineer Jerry Thomas endorsing a "gravity motor."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45pafuCuIRY

For many people on this forum and elsewhere, that's like the kiss of death for this guy's credibility.  There is no such thing as gravity motors.

MileHigh

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Gravity generator. Not my area of interest. However, Mark Dansie shot a video of the ZED aka Zydro Energy Device which is a gravity generator of sorts. However, the energy output is extremely low as compared to what the QEG is reported to output.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKWpR0seK0A

It depends on the gravity generator JT is talking about. If he is talking about the ZED or something like it, then I don't necessarily believe that it would lessen his credibility.

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