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

[ACG]

I did it!  Send me mega bucks so I can fleece the world.

[tinman]

Holt the fort.
LifeHack2012 had the answer all along-no QEG needed any more.
Honest-it's on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PveeXv9WCE

[MarkE]

Holt the fort.
LifeHack2012 had the answer all along-no QEG needed any more.
Honest-it's on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PveeXv9WCE

It's on You Tube:  It couldn't be fake!!!  It could not be that there is an RF rectifier in the motor case:  no, no, no.

[tinman]

It's on You Tube:  It couldn't be fake!!!  It could not be that there is an RF rectifier in the motor case:  no, no, no.

No Mark-no RF rectifier in the motor-and that much is true lol-it would have to be one hell of an RF signal to run a motor anyway.Also,i dont think the coil would recieve much of that RF being submurged in such a strong magnetic field.. There is no induction coil hideing under the bench,it works another way-but how?

[MarkE]

There are several ways to do the fake.  There was one similar to this one where one of the clip leads touched the motor case acting like a switch to a battery that was inside the motor case with one terminal touching the case.

I am partial to RF for these kinds of ruses.  A static magnetic field has no effect at all on RF.   To the extent that the magnets are conductive they will shield the coil from outside RF. 

There was a really neat ruse where the guy set-up LEDs and switches where the apparent operation of the switches made no sense.  What he had done was wire little RF traps under each red LED and then concealed that with red nail polish.  Each switch shunted a corresponding trap.  When the switch was open RF at the trap frequency would radiate and the corresponding trap on one of the receiving LED/trap combinations would capture enough of the radiated power to cause the LED to light up.