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

[markdansie]

"There is only one thing I cannot show them how to do with a QEG-type resonant tank system. For that last little step, they will still have to rely on Timothy Thrapp. And find a way to repeal some universal laws of nature.'

Actually they need new blood in the form of Rosemary. Her technology married to the QEG is a match made at the zero point itself. They after all are now both located on the same continent.


I will get those other video's linked.


Perhaps you can consult at $300 per hour??


Kind Regards
Mark


PS send me a PM sometime

[TinselKoala]

(snip)

This:  "Fully stocked lab and lots of genius engineers to brainstorm and help out."

The QEG clip made by the dude at Tesla Energy Solutions clearly and unambiguously showed that the dude could not punch his way out of a wet paper bag when it comes to electronics.  It's reasonable to assume that the two guys at Tesla Energy Solutions know next to nothing about electronics and engineering and they simply make their money buy buying and reselling other people's products.  In my opinion Naima is lying when she calls them "genius engineers" and she has no personal integrity at all.

I don't know if this is the clip you mean... but it certainly shows what you say.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rHb1fmFcBo

I'm watching this... and just laughing out loud. Look at that fine, well-equipped laboratory, and watch the utterly lame demonstrations. Imagine the money that is being spent. Where is it coming from? Surely not from sales of the outrageously overpriced QEG kits.

I am especially laughing at the "Tesla Coil" he demonstrates at about 10:15 in the clip. A mains-powered thing with a NST for primary supply... and the thing can barely make a little spark, and the visitors are all like "aaah" and "ooh". I am laughing so hard my tears are diluting my coffee. This is the funniest thing  I've seen since TA's "megavolt" TC.

My TinselKoil VII, powered by 24 volts from a couple of small batteries:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXsChNrBn5I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIZClhoU2Xk

Why doesn't his little "Tesla Coil" perform like this? Because he doesn't know what he is doing and has not the slightest clue about real tuning, resonance, spark gap performance and so forth. His device is a cartoon, not a Tesla coil.

Every one of the demonstrations and devices he shows in that video, I have done better, cheaper, faster and with proper measurements and interpretations.

Tesla wireless power transmission, shock free "hairpin" circuit, bulb in water? I laugh at his mess of colored clipleads and unsupported interpretations.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnwDh4CsD-c

The great thing about modern components is that they allow the extension of Tesla's ideas to even higher frequencies, where apparatus can be smaller, use less power, make less noise, be safer and more efficient and yet still show the same remarkable effects that make Tesla's work so significant and interesting. But in order to perform these extensions, one has first to understand wtf Tesla was doing, how he did it and what the _correct_ interpretations are of the phenomena he demonstrated.

[TinselKoala]

"There is only one thing I cannot show them how to do with a QEG-type resonant tank system. For that last little step, they will still have to rely on Timothy Thrapp. And find a way to repeal some universal laws of nature.'

Actually they need new blood in the form of Rosemary. Her technology married to the QEG is a match made at the zero point itself. They after all are now both located on the same continent.


I will get those other video's linked.


Perhaps you can consult at $300 per hour? ?


Kind Regards
Mark


PS send me a PM sometime

I wish. Just compare the "Tesla Energy Solutions" tour clip up above with the various looks around my "lab" that you've seen. And then compare the actual results and reportage. They clearly need a consultant -- or a few more years of hands-on experience and study -- and I certainly need the money. But let's face it... they do not want to hear what I can tell them. So I just make videos... which apparently are so mind boggling (to certain people) that several times I have been accused of faking what I'm showing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7az00WSZBMw

[MileHigh]

TK:

You may recall about two or three (?) months ago one of the TES guys put up a clip where he was testing his QEG setup.  He wasn't able to decipher the waveforms on his scope and it was apparent that he had no clue what he was doing.  I made some comments on the clip correcting his mistakes, possibly you did also.  I am assuming that he took the clip down shortly thereafter because he sensed how the clip was exposing the truth about his lack of knowledge, understanding, and experience.

So the clip you linked to of the tour has a similar feeling, but the Tesla Energy Solutions QEG demo clip was truly painful to watch.

The TES story reminds me of Mr. Lucite himself, the Quanta Magnetics guy that sells pretty pulse motor kits that don't do much at all.

https://www.youtube.com/user/PMMG4HYBRID/videos

For me personally it's painful to watch Mr. Lucite's clips.  He has no clue what he is doing and his stuff does nothing of merit and yet he can still talk over a 20-minute clip and say absolutely nothing.

If you want to charge a battery with inductive pulses instead of spending $2500 on a next-to-useless Quanta Magnetics contraption, you can do it for $25 by buying a roll of speaker wire and making a 555 timer circuit plus a power transistor.

MileHigh

[TinselKoala]

The more money you spend on something, the more you have to believe that it will work, someday. That's the real genius of the HopeGirl psy-op. She got people to spend a lot of money, never mind where it actually went, so those people automatically become "sheep" who will keep the myth alive long after it should have faded away. In other words the QEG builders with their CICUs are a classic cult of believers who have invested huge amounts of time and money on their belief system. And just like any other cult, when the predictions aren't met, the goalposts (dates of landing, dates of self-running, dates of Rapture, etc etc) get moved again and again. Eventually though, the believers fall away as these movements happen, until finally only a small core group of the extreme fanatics remains. At that point... the cult is very close to a Jonestown-Heaven's Gate type event.