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

[PCB]

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 !

Nice find! Is this a product you buy or is there a spec to build yourself?

[TinselKoala]

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.

That might be true but it's not really the impression that jumps out at one from their webpage.
http://www.torelco.com/QEG-Generator.html

"Torelco is working with FTW on best pricing available." And it sure seems like they, Torelco, are offering the product for sale. Since they list a price and even ask for half in advance when ordering.

QEG :FTW/Quantum Energy Generator banner at the top of the page.

This would seem to me to imply that what they are selling is some kind of "quantum energy generator" finished coil. Since that's what they show and that's what they call it.

What, exactly, is "quantum energy" and how does it manifest itself in this product?

I would like to know if the management at Torelco is aware of the claims made for the product they are selling under the name "Quantum Energy Generator finished coil" and whether or not they agree with the claims made for the product.  If they agree, let them say so. If they don't agree.... well, that should be made known too, don't you think?

[lancaIV]

Nice find! Is this a product you buy or is there a spec to build yourself?

from their page :
Status of the our broad-speed-range generator and flywheel battery
We developed and tested the generator and  flywheel battery prototypes shown above; but none are in production. Prototype tests and demonstrations have been conducted for our 2 wind powered generator versions and 3 flywheel battery versions. Our 3rd version flywheel battery prototype tests are not completed.
The technology shown and described above is described in Fradella's U.S. Patents 4085355, 4520300, 6566775, 6794777, 7646178, 8242649, plus U.S. patent pending 13/080,488 and others in preparation.


If I will need it for several projects I will correspond with Mr.Fradella and Co. !

Sincerely
              OCWL
     

[MileHigh]

IancaIV:

It might be an interesting system integration.  But the standard calculations for how much power can be picked up by the wind generator to spin up the flywheel or charge the battery bank will apply.

MileHigh

[Pirate88179]

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.

Ah, but they might indeed be liable.  IF it could be proven that the soda company KNEW about the super market's claims and did nothing to discourage them...AND, if the soda company used that super market's logo when advertising that particular soda...that MIGHT appear to be a defacto endorsement of that super market's claims.  Very deep waters here and it does not smell good.

Bill