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

[minnie]

   I'd wondered about that, but there again I've seen transformers etc. with a run
of weld across the laminations.
                                    John.

[TinselKoala]

Haven't you just "shorted" the laminations and created a lump of iron, thus defeating the purpose of the laminations, which is to reduce eddy currents and associated heat?


Cheers,
Yada

Maybe.
Do you think four 1/2 inch long bolts will short more, or fewer, laminations than two lengths of threaded rod strung all the way through the rotor?

[memoryman]

Maybe.
Do you think four 1/2 inch long bolts will short more, or fewer, laminations than two lengths of threaded rod strung all the way through the rotor?

Quantum energy does not care. Neither does Hope energy. Neither needs conductive materials to function, just money...

[MileHigh]

Someone mentioned the activity level on the Be-Do forum for the QEG.  Not to mention the dearth of technical postings.  Then we have that "whackadoo technical posting" guy vgray35@hotmail.com that is cranking out reams and reams of pseudo technobabble gibberish that is pure junk.  The scary thing is that there may be some emo newbies that don't know squat about electronics and energy and believe everything he posts.

His profile:

Retired Electronics Engineer, and Process Control Engineer. Working on over unity research, especially new transformer designs. Have been off the grid for over a decade. Currently working on my own 10kW inverter design.

Interested in over unity transformer designs to drive 3 phase AC electric car motors from low power sources. Looking at improvements to split flux tri-coil devices as an interface to high power AC motors. Using QED seems appropriate.

I don't believe that he is a retired electronics engineer.  Just like I don't believe that James was an electrical engineer.

He says he is from Idaho.  That gives me a chill because I wonder if he is from or closely affiliated with the Bee-deenie gang.

Serious message to the Be-Do and other QEG lurkers:  Ignore vgray35@hotmail.com, almost everything he says is complete and utter crap.

Are you also lurking Larry?  Are you starting to have doubts?  Are you feeling uncomfortable about doing things like letting vgray35 post his nonsense and at the same time deleting all rational and reasonable postings from people that make technical arguments that show the myriad of problems associated with the QEG, the biggest one being that it doesn't work as claimed?  Are you starting to get uncomfortable with Naima Feagin's ridiculous claims of over unity when the actual data generated by the FTW team itself shows under unity?  Are you starting to feel like a dupe and you resent the fact that you are "under orders" to exterminate dissenting opinion like a bloody programmed drone?

Going back to the serious level of inactivity on the Be-Do forum, I am willing to bet you that there are less than 25 serious replications going on around the world.  If they are claiming more my opinion is that they are lying.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Going back to the issue of James Robitaille allegedly being an electrical engineer:

http://hopegirl2012.wordpress.com/2014/06/03/free-energy-trolls-and-debunkers-a-new-paradigm-guide/

From the Hopeblog:

James Robitaille is an electronics engineer whose mechanical skill and inspiration is very similar to that of Nikola Tesla. James just "see's things" in his mind, like Tesla did. He has an intuition, a gut feeling, and an almost psychic understanding and connection with electrical power and machinery. (An interesting similarity many may not know is that James' ancestors come from Croatia, the same country Tesla came from!) Many engineers have been learning directly from James in person at the QEG builds. Some have said it's almost like watching Tesla work.

Weeks ago I speculated that James was just an engineering lab technician, doing some of the research and grunt work in support of the design engineering departments wherever he worked.  I don't see a public Linkedin profile for him, and I am not a Linkedin member, so I am not sure.  He may not even have a Linkedin profile.  However, if I was going to take a guess, it would be that he doesn't have one because he knows it would be uncomfortable and possibly worse if he had a Linkedin profile where he lied and claimed he is an electrical engineer (presuming that he isn't) because many of his peers that he worked with over the years would see this.

In my opinion Naima Feagin is spinning yet another BS story, this one is about James.  In reviewing James' technical output so far, it looks like something that would have been produced by a bench technician, not by an electrical engineer.

I am reposting the scope capture of the primary resonant tank waveforms that James clearly could not understand as per the two technical reports put out by FTW.

There are several people around here that I will ask to disqualify themselves from explaining the waveforms, they know who they are.  Anybody else that wants to take a crack at at, go ahead.

However, my real wish is for James M. Robitaille to explain the waveforms.  It has been a few weeks or perhaps even a month since you have observed this waveform on your high-end DSO.  What do you have to say?  Or, anybody from the Be-Do forum want to try to explain the waveforms?  In your little straitjacket of a forum I doubt the issue has ever even been discussed.

MileHigh