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

[MileHigh]

This was posted TODAY (August 6th, 2014) by Naima Feagin:

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WE HAVE AN URGENT NEED FOR YOUR HELP AT THIS TIME TO COMPLETE THE NEXT STAGE OF THIS PROCESS SO THAT WE CAN BEGIN TO TAKE PRE-ORDERS.

At this stage we are trying to raise $20,000 to finish this monumental project and bridge the GAP to its grassroots cottage industry distribution. To do this we want to build 2 more QEG's to present to some of the poorest communities who can receive the highest benefits a device like this can offer. Below is a breakdown of our needs:

$14,000 = all inclusive cost of building 2 QEG's at $7,000 each.
$6,000 = for additional equipment needed: oscilloscope, drill press, arbor press, current clamp.
(the inventor used to work in a fully equipped lab for 26 years and has since left the lab to work on the QEG. This equipment is needed to replace what he no longer has access to)
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It's sickening.

[MarkE]

This was posted TODAY (August 6th, 2014) by Naima Feagin:

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WE HAVE AN URGENT NEED FOR YOUR HELP AT THIS TIME TO COMPLETE THE NEXT STAGE OF THIS PROCESS SO THAT WE CAN BEGIN TO TAKE PRE-ORDERS.

At this stage we are trying to raise $20,000 to finish this monumental project and bridge the GAP to its grassroots cottage industry distribution. To do this we want to build 2 more QEG's to present to some of the poorest communities who can receive the highest benefits a device like this can offer. Below is a breakdown of our needs:

$14,000 = all inclusive cost of building 2 QEG's at $7,000 each.
$6,000 = for additional equipment needed: oscilloscope, drill press, arbor press, current clamp.
(the inventor used to work in a fully equipped lab for 26 years and has since left the lab to work on the QEG. This equipment is needed to replace what he no longer has access to)
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It's sickening.

So, they got $17K more than they said they needed the last time through, but need another $20K on top of that.  Sure, and in another couple of months they will need another $50k.

[Pirate88179]

Man, they are sucking up the bucks like a Shop-Vac....hey, wait a minute...


Bill

[TinselKoala]

Oh, man that is disgusting indeed. Another one, that I didn't know about. I am now estimating that these people have sucked up around half a million dollars US in the past year, taking into account the groups that have bought cores and other supplies. The irony is that the QEG itself has no other use! And once you get it to resonate, that is it! There is no more "magic" in it. It is now a big lump of stuff, taking up a full car garage space all its own, and there is _nothing_ you can do with it except light up a few bulbs or a heater with extreme noisiness not only acoustically but now also right smack dab in the middle (practically) of the AM Standard Broadcast band !!
You can't even re-use the wire because of the potting. It is literally useless. Too heavy to be easily moved by one person, it doesn't even make a good doorstop or boat anchor.

Hey, I've got a great idea. If nobody will pay me for the work I do, maybe FTW will pay me to _stop_ working. How about that, QEEGers? Pay me one-third of what you want to charge for Jamie's advice and I'll stop working and posting on your subject and you can be free to conduct your fleecing without having to worry about this old tired Koala.

[TinselKoala]

I wanted to have a little discussion about this subtopic, but I can't post it in the "death thread" because I want it taken seriously. Examine the image below carefully. It shows 4 NE-2 neons connected in strict series. The leftmost electrode is connected to the  negative pole of an electrolytic capacitor and the anodes of a FWB. The rightmost electrode is connected to the positive cap terminal and the cathodes of the bridge. The neons themselves are connected in strict series, and there is nothing else connected to the neons, the bridge output or the capacitors. It is just a stack of 4 series NE-2s.

The negative electrode of any neon is the only one that glows. AC powered neons flicker back and forth at the AC frequency but only the  negative side is actually glowing at any time.

So the glowing electrode in one neon is directly connected to the non-glowing electrode in the next neon by an inch of wire. These two electrodes are therefore at the same potential. They carry the same charge. Right?

Yet one glows and the other does not.

This indicates that voltage and in fact even _polarity_ is relative. The exact same charge can be either Negative, or Positive, depending on the _reference level_ of charge.

Discuss.....