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

[PCB]

I didn't get mine from Torelco...I got from Polaris Lamination
They were very kind...
http://www.polarislaserlaminations.com/

Torelco is a transformer winding company, about 10 mile or so from where I live, although you can get the whole thing from them for about $3000. The cores going out to UK, Morocco etc are coming from them. I believe they halted production for a while due to high voltage breakdown issues. I think they are potting them now. Cost may have gone up a bit.

[TinselKoala]

I wonder if mpeterson@torelco.com is aware that his company's product is being falsely promoted as a "free energy" Quantum Energy Generator, and that virtually everyone who buys one believes it will run itself and produce excess energy while doing so.


I'm not completely sure about the legalities of such an interconnected web of deceit.  Maybe mpeterson@torelco.com knows how to distance his company from having any legal liability for HypeGirl's false claims about his product.

[MarkE]

As long as he isn't misrepresenting his product, I don't see where he would have a legal problem.

[memoryman]

Torelco will just claim that another part is at fault, or the core is not used as designed. Standard liability/warranty disclaimers.

[TinselKoala]

As long as he isn't misrepresenting his product, I don't see where he would have a legal problem.

Ah... so if the misrepresentation and essential "advertising" and sales pitch is done by a separate legal entity, Torelco is in the clear. I see.

Would that still be the case if Torelco and QEG/FTW had some kind of business relationship going? Like a commission to QEG/FTW for each unit sold? I notice that the Torelco page talking about these products features the QEG banner prominently across the top.