Directory:Best Home Power QMoGen Contenders

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Presently in the Top 5 Exotic Free Energy Technologies listing due to arrival/nearness of leading companies.

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October 7, 2014 Preface

I created this page a couple of months ago when approached by an investment group at the TeslaTech conference interested in finding the best QMoGen technology available to go market. That ended up fizzling, and I've been meaning to link this page up in our news, and am not finally getting around to it.

Wouldn't it be nice if we could get some financing to focus on finding which of these is actually real and ready to go!

Compiled by Congress:Founder:Sterling D. Allan

Pure Energy Systems News

August 3, 2014

A list of QMoGen companies/inventors who have technologies that 1) are likely to be suitable for home power applications, 2) are far along in their development.

(I call these "Q-mo-gens", from the shape of the Q implying looped with energy left over.)

Leading PContenders

MES50 -- Russia

Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Template: 973 > Directory:MES50 QMoGen - "The developer and the inventor of the electric power station, MES, have the ability to privately and at the expense of the customer, to build a demonstration model of the electric power station MES, which is 50kW, 400V, 50Hz for testing in production and living conditions of the customer." (PESWiki September 8, 2014)

Platinum Invests Group -- Spain

They've kind of moved away from the home power pursuit, compared to a year ago.

Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:E-MAG Magnetic Propulsion Engine by Platinum Invests Group Corporation S.A. - A company out of Spain called, Platinum Invests Group, headed by Dr. Umberto Stranieri, appears to have an exotic free energy generator system they call E-MAG that involves magnetic propulsion, which appears to be approaching market readiness. They also have a "molecular dissociation via plasma" technology already implemented. (PESWiki June 19, 2013)

WITTS -- USA

Challenging to work with. 40 kW system.

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Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:World Improvement Through The Spirit Ministries > WITTS 3000 Watt Generator Powers Itself, Grinder & Drill Press - A collection of recent videos posted by WITTS which appear to be another example of a self-looped motor-generator system with usable energy for practical use. "Not only did it run for approximately 15 min, but it charged up 2 very large capacitors during this time to the full 927 volts and it lit up two 40W light bulbs the entire time." (News:Pure Energy Blog March 25, 2013)

EKA Electricity -- Turkey

(Nearly ready to post a feature page at PESWiki.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OePCuXRs4iI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Z1S_1GlxA

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Power JMD -- France

I haven't been in communication with them for over a year.

Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:Power JMD - A French company, Power JMD, appears to have an exotic free energy device that is getting close to market (some time in "2013 or 2014"). From what I can gather, it uses some kind of rotational mechanism that is able to self-loop and provide excess energy and it is fairly bulky and fairly well engineered. (PESWiki June 18, 2013)

Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:Power JMD > Power JMD Building Test Prototypes of their Q-Mo-Gen - I spoke with Daniel Hazelton, a junior partner of Power JMD who has seen two prototypes running, the second of which he funded. He said the inventor is coming to the US to build more prototypes for third party testing in preparation for the next round of funding. (PESN August 27, 2013)

ValyEnergiStar -- Romania

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Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:ValyEnergiStar Self-Looped Motor-Generator System - For the first time in our Free Energy News history, Valy Valintin of Romania appears to be selling "Autonomous systems from 10 kW - 100 kW for € 1 per watt." The system appears to entail a motor, wind turbine generator (without the wind), and flywheel. (PESWiki September 23, 2013)

Maglev by Taiwan Edison

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Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > There was an error working with the wiki: Code[1] - A Taiwanese company publicly demonsrated their "magnetic generator" (QMoGen?) on July 19. A 7.5 kW unit is expected to be available in the marketplace in about a year, at a price of around $5,200, apparently to be manufactured by Foxconn. (PESWiki July 26, 2014)

Vitaly Shilov -- Russia

Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory: Vitaly Shilov QMoGen - Here's another QmoGen (self-looped motor-generator with energy left over). This one is from Russia. They appear to be in production and for sale. They list a 2 kW system for sale for 60,000 Rubles (~$1,806 USD) and a 5 kW system for sale for 100,000 Rubles (~$3,010 USD). (PESWiki December 2, 2013)

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Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > There was an error working with the wiki: Code[1] > Directory:Romain Bloon's QMoGen - Alleges to have 1 kW and 2 kW generators available for $3300 and $4800, respectively. Appears to be a derivative of Vitaly Shilov's QMoGen out of Russia. System involves motor, alternator, flywheel, battery, inverter in a self-looped arrangement, harnessing the wheelwork of nature. (PESWiki January 28, 2014)

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Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:Bogdan (of Russia) Fuelless Generator / QMoGen - They list four different sizes of "Fuelless Generators" (QmoGen self-looped motor-generator with energy left over) for sale: from 1000-Watt to 5000-Watt, ranging from 65,000 Rubles (~$1971 USD) to 110,000 Rubbles (~$3336 USD), a very reasonable price, even if it were a fuel-requiring genset. (PESWiki December 6, 2013)

Krstan Pejic -- Serbia

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Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Template: 973 > Directory:Krstan Pejic QMoGen - Here's a QMoGen out of Serbia that has a provisional PCT patent filed. It was featured on a local TV station. Allegedly capable of 1.5 kW continuous output of power. (PESWiki April 15, 2014)

Devismar -- Greece

New, Aug. 3, 2014

http://youtu.be/gcQ1mayOT3w - 1.5 kW in 15 kW out

Navrattan Free Power Corp. Ltd. -- India

See Directory:Navrattan Free Power Corporation Ltd. - separate feature page

Company in the Punjab province of India, headed by Himansh Verma, claims to have obtained and developed an invention in which a 2 kW motor drives a 7.5 kW generator, that self-loops back to keep the 2 kW motor turning, while producing an excess 5 kW of power to use.

Caution - Integrity/reliability is not that great.

Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:Navrattan Free Power Corporation Ltd. - This company from India is what spurred us to begin our Q-Mo-Gen index page, which now lists 22 independent groups & individuals who have come up with a system in which a small motor somehow powers a larger generator, which loops back to keep the smaller motor running, with excess energy left over to use. (PESWiki June 30, 2013)

Possible Contenders

Will require significant vetting.

Geoffrey Miller / EnergyBat Labs -- USA

Sterling knows fairly well great NEST personal contact with Mike Waters. May be challenging getting prototype up and running again, and to the point of commercialization.

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Geoffrey S. Miller and his Directory:Geoffrey S. Miller's Energybat Labs in Philadelphia, PA, USA, claims to have a 10 kW system that is ready to be tested on a home. He talked about this in the Sept. 5, 2013 interview on the Smart Scarecrow show at time stamp 1:24:09.

It entails a smaller motor that powers a larger generator, looped back, with excess energy available to use.

The generator is off-the shelf, the motor involves some reworking, and there is a circuit involved. So this isn't a design that would lend itself to open sourcing very well.

See:

Directory:Geoffrey S. Miller's Energybat Labs

http://energybat.com/project/project-18/ - official page about this technology.

JasonDaz -- Philippines

Latest: Directory:Electromagnetic > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > Directory:JasonDaz Self-Looped Motor-Generator in the Philippines - Philippine inventor, Jason Daz, has posted a video that appears to show a self-looped motor-generator system. An external power source starts the system and then is disconnected, at which point the 1 hp (~746 watt) motor turns the 3 kW generator via a belt, which loop back to power the motor, with energy left over. An outlet from the generator then powers a light bulb. (PESWiki July 10, 2013)

McQueen Machine -- US Patent-holder

Latest: Directory:Atmospheric Electrostatic Energy > Directory:McQueen Machine - The patented McQueen Machine is a new "Internal Energy Generating Power Source" that uses positive electrical charges from the atmosphere to generate power. It is claimed to generate more energy than is required to operate the machine. (''PESWiki' July 24, 2008')

Emmett Butler -- USA

See Directory:Emmett L. Butler's QMoGen

On December 15, 2013, Emmett L. Butler commenced posting a blog series on his QMoGen, saying that he plans to post an entire set of instructions of how to build one, saying "I have done this."

He said he has an electric tricycle he rides in parades which is powered by this, and that the crowd has no idea that his system could run continuously without stopping.

Tom Mc Nulty -- USA?

The following images are copied from https://www.facebook.com/tom.mcnulty.547?fref=ts as they appeared on July 12, 2013. He apparently posted them on October 29, 2012, and labeled them "Self running generators".

Doug Konzen -- USA

Latest / There was an error working with the wiki: Code[1] > Directory:Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over > OS:Doug Konzen (Konehead) on Self-Looped Generators - "Yes, I know HOW...but I do not have any "motor-generator" looper in my possession. But [I] do have some test-models... What you need is a generator that doesn't slow [down] when it makes power, in fact, one that SPEEDS UP when it makes power is even better [than one that just self-sustains]. (PESWiki December 5, 2012)

James D. Hardy -- USA

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Latest: PowerPedia:Hydroelectric / Directory:Electromagnetic >Directory:James D. Hardy's Self-Looped Water Pump and Electricity Generator - Massachusetts inventor demonstrates a patent pending technology in which a 165 gallon/minute water pump powers a water wheel, which is connected through belts to a one horse power generator, which powers the water pump as well as an incandescent bulb. (PESWiki July 16, 2008)

Tim Hall -- USA

Tim Hall of Kona, Hawaii.

Has a DC, 36-V motor running a windmill AC generator, rectifying it and running home lighting. Appeared to have a force multiplier effect.

Motor would spin 1 time, alternator spin 6 times, through gear pulley system.

On May 21, 2012 2:15:25 PM HST, I wrote:

: I've got a friend who is using off-the-shelf components involving a certain type of DC motor and a certain kind of alternator whereby he claims to be getting up to 2x more power from a solar panel.

: He's getting ~200 W from a 64-W panel set.

: It's the craziest thing. You would never expect it to work, but would expect it to diminish per expected losses.

: He wants to get independent validation of the technology, but also wants to protect the proprietary idea under conditions of confidentiality.

: If you have access to solar panels (probably not required, could be any DC source?), and you're interested in enter under NDA to replicate the effect, let me know. Also, perhaps you want to wait until after 1 or 2 others have replicated it first.

: I have a recording of our phone call today if you want to listen to it (after signing NDA).

: He's going to supply me with a parts list and instructions, which should be ready by tomorrow morning.

: He's willing to open source it, if it's valid, through NEST/PES.