This is just to show the revised Receptor with the FWB of UF4007 diodes and the 470 volt Siemens modem-protector spark gap. The frame rate of the camera misses a lot of the flashes. It really is flashing at about…
30 July 2014 at 07:53 · Comment
This shows a little homemade electric motor called a ‘Newman Motor’ mounted on a craft stick (tongue depressor). TinselKoala came up with the great idea of using these very inexpensive sticks to mount small electronic projects on. Electrostatic oscillators, little…
29 July 2014 at 23:07 · Comment
The QEG has to have its core “conditioned” by the spark discharges that James Robitaille has demonstrated. Fortunately these sparks don’t have to be always in use. After the first few weeks of Overunity operation they are no longer needed,…
29 July 2014 at 02:12 · Comment
See story at http://peswiki.com/index.php/Free_Energy_Blog:2014:07:28#SHT_provides_video_of_hydrogen_production_during_TRC_3rd-party_test On June 25, 2014, Solar Hydrogen Trends, Inc. had their apparatus third-party tested for the third time. TRC Solutions (.com), a leading engineering firm, conducted this test. This video was taken during that test, when gas…
28 July 2014 at 17:10 · Comment
The idea for this project came from here: http://www.instructables.com/id/Listen-to-Shortwave-Broadcasts-on-an-AM-Radio/?ALLSTEPS Reception is much better with 20ft of wire as the antenna. Also I should have said 8MHz in the vid, if 8KHz the guy would have to have been standing next…
27 July 2014 at 07:43 · Comment
This is an update, demonstrating what the Big QEG folks have never yet shown: A MOTOR running on the OUTPUT of the MicroQEG through the TKTransverter’s DC output tap. I also made some better measurements using the non-inductive Ohmite Current…
27 July 2014 at 05:37 · Comment
Another brief demo and explanation of the improved TK MicroQEG Solid State Quantum Energy Generator. The Florida QEG group showed a transverter transformer that allowed them to extract some of the “reactive power” in their apparatus. They were able to…
26 July 2014 at 04:00 · Comment
