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

[memoryman]

As long as Torelco does not claim OU, they are not misrepresenting the product. Having a business relationship does not mean endorsing the claims of the other party.

[MarkE]

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.

As long as that third party is not acting on behalf of Torelco, of course that is true.  In order to go after Torelco you have to show that they or someone acting with their authorization is misrepresenting their product.  If some super market started advertising on its own that a brand of soda gives eternal life, the soda company wouldn't be liable.  Only as a matter of protecting their own reputation they might want to discourage the super market's activities.

[isim]

About price of QEG core, an excerpt from Skype QEGNetwork :

[20:04:47] xxxx3000: is this machine working?
[20:05:53] xxxx3000: if yes, where can i get this large coil core?
[20:30:02] xxxxorker-SXM: I have built the Bedini wheel and the V gate drive neodimium perpetual motor model and it works
[20:55:47] xxxxdell: looks like we will have our core Thursday this week.....we will film the process and post at the end of the build.  We will be working with 3 engineers via remote Skype viewing and there will be 3 more engineers on hand at the build. 

If anyone is looking for a core, please let me know.  The more orders we get, the cheaper the cost is gonna be.
[21:49:16] xxxxtion: how much is the core?
[21:49:36] xxxxtion: what country is produced?
[21:55:26] xxxxdell: in Canada.  please contact me directly.
[21:56:20] xxxxtion: ok, thanks
[22:48:38] xxxxtion: still no answer, can anyone answer that? hope is not a secret.
[22:51:19] xxxxver: Zee, just send a private message to Kevin. He is getting some cores made in Montreal and has 2 available.
[22:55:49] xxxxell: @xxxxtion I think if you PM kevin blundell directly, he might have some answers for you.....
[22:56:05] xxxxtion: ok i sent him a message but no answer. i'll wait his answer. thanks a lot
[22:56:53] xxxxtion: i understood that overall construction raise at about 5-6000$ am I right?
[22:58:19] xxxxver: He's away from his computer for now it seems but he'll get back to you soon.
                              I think that's about right for the price, kevin knows.

[lancaIV]

I've seen several times questions raised as to whether Jamie is an electrical engineer, mostly I think by MH. I've seen at least one reference by HopeGirl to her step-dad being an electronics engineer, not specifically an electrical engineer. For those who have not studied electrical engineering you might ask what is the difference? OK so I'm an electronic and an electrical engineer, a EEE.  I studied both subjects together.  I did my degree in the UK where it is usually to do both. However, out of a class of about 100 students or so only 4 specialized in electrical engineering in our final year, the remainder of us went down the electronics path. In the US, at the risk of over generalizing here, I would say it is more usual to study in depth only one or the other. So you get EEs. Electronic or electrical engineers. I would say (except for a few that do rf design) that for the most part electronic engineers live in a DC world, while electrical engineers an AC world.  Incidentally, AC power machines, transformers, etc are something of a black art to design, and theory only gets you so far. I would not be surprised if Jamie originally miss measured the power output of his prototype machine because he is a DC power guy, not an AC power guy. Unfortunately he is now stuck between QEG and a hard place!

electric + electronic :    http://home.earthlink.net/~fradella/RPMgenerator.htm

Zero cogging torque and no gearing, plus boost-regulation integral DC power interface electronics, provides useful current and voltage regulated generator output DC power over a very wide speed and torque range.  So energy yields from wind can be 100 times more than a conventional generator with its shaft coupled to the same size turbine mounted on a tower ! !


                                 Wind- and other force sources !

[PCB]

Terelco is simply a custom transformer winding company, part of Hunterdon Transformer.  The QEG core is not really their product. They buy in the laminations from http://www.polarislaserlaminations.com and wind the cores to Jamie's spec. They are not promoting or claiming anything. simply providing a custom wiring service.