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HARMONICS – The QEG is a switched/variable reluctance, variable frequency generator that uses mechanically pumped parametric resonance (tank circuit) to generate up to 30,000 volts of reactive power in its primary windings. The reactive power in the core is then converted to real power by the secondary windings. The QEG has 2 modes of operation; … Read more
I’ve been waiting a long time to be able to write this post! Tivon and I have been working long hours to put together our newest project. Its called “Forbidden Tech: The Complete Guide to Energy, Social, and Biological Technologies That They Did Not Want You To Know About” The main benefits of Forbidden Tech: Protect … Read more
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In this weeks update, we have a special one hour video where James bring us through the much awaited results of the tuning process over the last several weeks. He’s captured unique footage…
In this update, Hope and Tivon explain why we’ve been so busy the last few weeks. Plus an update on James who’s been involved in pretty intensive QEG tuning…
This week’s update which will be in two separate parts, Tivon tells us about the a new forum for all free energy subjects non-QEG related, and about a research paper done by a spanish university group which…
This week James shows us fresh in-process results with developing the core steel resonance on the…
Cornwall-based Wave-tricity has secured £4m in EU funds through the Welsh Government to develop and test a new device called the Ocean Wave Rower The latest project to develop and test a wave energy device off the Pembrokeshire coast will be launched today. The £5.8m scheme by Cornwall-based company Wave-tricity has secured £4m in EU … Read more
Costa Rica has been powered solely by renewable energy for 121 days and is on pace to hit an entire year without the use of fossil fuels, achieving a milestone that, if replicated globally, would significantly curb the threat of climate change. Last year, Costa Rica went 285 days without using fossil fuels and was 99 percent powered … Read more
