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

[MileHigh]

TK:

You and others have mentioned that Jamie may be faking not understanding the current waveform or faking not seeing the phase shift.  I suppose that is also possible but honestly it didn't occur to me.  I am so used to seeing low-tech stuff pitched by people that are faking their experience and overall knowledge.  i.e.; John R as a prime example.  Many in the Bee-Deenie crowd also.  My gut feel is he doesn't know but of course this is just an opinion based on what I have seen so far.

PCB:

You have misread MarkE.

Angelic:

The reservoir is the primary LC tank circuit.  The input energy is measured in the standard way, voltage x current x time.

Going back to the QEG, a report came in from Taiwan.  They reported 50% efficiency, but no measurements or clip.  It seems like the progress is very slow in Taiwan.  The Be-Do forum continues to be a study of Molasses in January.

How much real activity is going on is under debate in my mind.  I find the best litmus test for that is when someone uploads a new and hot video that you expect everyone building and following will want to see.  Some videos have come out where after a few days the view count is between 250-350.  So then perhaps divide by 10 to estimate the number of replicators.  That's a typical forum read count for a relatively hot thread.  So they ain't so big.  Naturally, it would not be surprising if HopeGirl has been exaggerating about the activity level the whole time.  (5000 engineers, how much salary does 5000 man-weeks represent?)  The crowd-funding pie is much bigger but I assume that a lot of them may be passive observers and they don't go and check out the new videos.

I suppose the replicators will start to post videos soon and that will at least be something new.  Each replicator will have their respective "expiry date."

MileHigh

P.S.: OMG I just realized that the last phrase can be interpreted in multiple ways.  That could set people off!  lol  It's a reference to shelf life - when they will give up.

[hartiberlin]

I have not seen this posted yet or I missed it.
Here are the last 2 screenshots that were posted in the last video of Fakegirl:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jhd0Ebygriw

They show the test data, but no circuit diagram was posted nor the test points
they were taken from.
From the light output you can see, that the lamps are much dimmer than the
used 600 Watts input.

If these lamps would have put out more than 600 Watts the room would really have lit up and
the lights would be brighter than the small table lamp...

Anyway, here are these screenshots rotated , so one can read them.
Also Robitaile admitted, that they still have to work out how to extract the
reactive power....but if this is possible only time will tell...
Maybe he needs to go to the Bedini conference, where this Reactive Power transformation
circuit from Murray and Babcock will be shown....

Regards, Stefan.

[Angelic]

Thanks MH,
I know how it is calculated. But has this been done or has the information been provided to make that calculation? I may have missed it and it may have no bearings here. I would just like to know!

[PCB]

LOL  Don't take any wooden PFCs.

Just having a bit of fun. What's a wooden PFC?

[MarkE]

Just having a bit of fun. What's a wooden PFC?

If you don't know, then you might just get stuck with one.