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

[Void]

Most modestly priced scopes only offer a 20MHz filter.

For stable repetitive waveforms, a better way to remove noise artifacts on a digital scope is to apply averaging.  Averaging is usually found in the acquisition menu.  Averaging should be used with care.  Alwasy look at waveforms with averaging turned off before applying it.

I just remembered that some scopes will automatically turn on the bandwidth filters
if there is too much noise on the measured signals. That may be why the bandwidth filters are
showing as enabled on Farmhand's scope channels.

[MileHigh]

I hope that you don't have to dig too deep in the menus to unselect that feature.

[PCB]

Does anyone even calculate the resistance between your house and the Grid Pole transformer to get an idea of reactive power
related losses in the lines  just back to that point ? I think the resistance of the grid is more than people realize and quite a bit
of power is consumed by the DC resistance of the lines relating to the current portion of the reactive power.

The losses are real Watts. And so therefore the resistance of the lines converts reactive power to real power. It must or the losses
from reactive power would not exist. It's not an "all either reactive or not thing" it's portions of a whole doing one thing or another
or something else.

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Did some research on this.

I did find this http://www.pure-energy.info/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/DispellingMythsAboutReactivePowerinResonantCircuits.pdf

Also, I noticed this calculation "83.5 VA - 78.4 VAR = 5.1 Watts ". I mentioned about fifteen pages back that this was incorrect math. You need to use vector addition and subtraction so sqt(83.5*83.5 - 78.4*78.4) = 28.7 W

[MarkE]

He is right.  But far be it for the QEG folks to understand.

[MileHigh]

Set your phasors on stun.