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

[TinselKoala]

Good grief man - now you're sounding like Erron
over at the other place!

The QEG may not be the ultimate answer, but it
is clearly a step in the right direction.  Those who
are experienced in Magnetic Switching should be
able with creativity and innovation to find the way
to get it done.

OK... I'll give you, SeaMonkey, a YEAR then. If, by April 15, 2015,  any of these "experienced" people can produce a self runner, with excess output power, using the information from HopeGirl.... or Keshe or Bedini or Thrapp or anyone else.... I'll publicly apologize and I'll even STOP POSTING, I'll withdraw totally and disappear.

But if they DON'T.... I'll expect the same from you.

[MenofFather]

Hopegirl doing good work!

[Freezer]

I'll publicly apologize and I'll even STOP POSTING, I'll withdraw totally and disappear.

You mean like alsetalokin did?

[SeaMonkey]

OK... I'll give you, SeaMonkey, a YEAR then. If, by April 15, 2015,  any of these "experienced" people can produce a self runner, with excess output power, using the information from HopeGirl.... or Keshe or Bedini or Thrapp or anyone else.... I'll publicly apologize and I'll even STOP POSTING, I'll withdraw totally and disappear.

But if they DON'T.... I'll expect the same from you.

Nay, those demands seem a bit excessive to
my way of thinking.  Your input is just too
important to the fullness of the entire breadth
of discussion here at this forum - to ask you to
disappear is just not possible.**

I fully expect that we'll see some measure of
success relatively soon as work on the modification
of the device with innovation proceeds.  The guys
in Taiwan have already discovered an unexpected
problem and have resolved to make correction.

That it works at all as a generator is encouraging.

[** You'd probably re-appear anyhow.    With a
new persona. ]

[mscoffman]

Yes they apparently have insulation problems with the resonant HV field coil. One should expect this, but why wasn't this worked
out by Tharp? The coil is located very near the metal toroid ring core. This causes the coil to be very long, so layer to
layer voltage is very high, breaking down insulation.


Massive utility power generators produce only 2KVAC then they have to have extensive and expensive transformer
switchyards to step this up. Probably so they don't couple into any untoward "radiant" energy. Customers will gladly
pay though.


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Also, I noticed too that they lit only two bulbs, a paltry and not necessarily overunity load, but you've got to understand
they've taken on the excessive challange of building a demand oriented generator. The generator has to automatically
adjust it's internal power to the power level of external loads. This automatic system has to be performed heuristically
because before the modern age they could not design discrete systems to do it because the blocks were too expensive.
The Testatika machine had the same problem solved in the same way. Because they probably had not yet adjusted
these parameters they couldn't put more load on it. This is why people say overunity systems tend to catch on fire.
The people designing them don't understand demand systems theory. This is the same reason that critics don't have
a clue.


:S:MarkSCoffman