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

[ARMCORTEX]

Gotoluc thx you for your efforts.

But  the QEG is made to be built with a toroidal core, and I believe the price of a correct replica was rather high mainly due to the exotic cores.

Im interrested in materials, but I'm waiting for robitaille to come up with a satisfying enough video.

Also, Piezo effect has me worried about the wires.

[nickec]

Luc,
Excellent work!
To make the oscillating system more stable at resonance, you may try to connect a few incandescent bulbs in series with the capacitor in similarity to Fig.62 in this paper.

Thank you very much for posting the link to the paper.

If the paper is searched for the word "rupture", two hits result.  Reading near these two sections I note similarities to Luc's experiment and his experience with destructive vibration.

I cannot vouch for the QEG.  My interest is in measurement of seemingly outlying phenomena with a view to explaining them.

The paper is interesting in that a machine is described wherein they claim: 

"The apparatus permitted production of the parametric excitation of rather powerful oscillations in the circuit shown in Figure 62, which has no current or voltage source."

Remarkable?  Nonsensical?  I find it difficult to decide.  Experiment seems required.

The apparatus uses a serrated aluminum disk - not an electrical steel laminated rotor like the QEG.

It is my opinion that investigation of these systems will lead to valuable learning whether they succeed as OU or not.

[markdansie]

http://revolution-green.com/hopegirl-spins-way-london/

[Jimboot]

I find it interesting woopys and  lucs experiments but this ftw story is growing smellier by the day.

[TinselKoala]

There is _always_ a current/voltage source when you are moving conductors and/or changing reluctance of blocks of metal.

Unless, that is, you are fully surrounded by a proper set of Helmholz coils to cancel out the Earth's geomagnetic field and any other sources of field distortion in your neighborhood.

Don't forget: you can magnetize iron rods, nails, etc. just by lining them up north/south and repeatedly striking them with a hammer or rock.