Tom Bearden MEG, Review

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Tommey L Reed posted this 3 weeks ago

I built this a year ago, and did a lot of testing. Nothing special was found it the input vs output. I have another idea adding two rotors inbewteen the upper and lower C core with a timing gear to link both rotor. 

The rotor run on the input coils and creates a generator effect from both rotors. 

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Tommey L Reed posted this 3 weeks ago

I built this a year ago, and did a lot of testing. Nothing special was found it the input vs output. I have another idea adding two rotors inbewteen the upper and lower C core with a timing gear to link both rotor. 

The rotor run on the input coils and creates a generator effect from both rotors. 

Tommey L Reed posted this 3 weeks ago

 

Tommey L Reed posted this 2 weeks ago

Advenced MEG Modified Version, By Tommey Reed.

 

Jagau posted this 5 days ago

Hi Tommy

The problem with Tom Bearden's MEG is that you have to condition a carbon resistor to prove OU

see JL Naudin to create this resistor assembly, see here:

http://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/negres.htm

 

Jagau

What we consider to be empty space is merely a manifestation of unawakened matter. N.T.

andy2 posted this 4 days ago

I think that Naudin's "conditioned resistor" is working similar to nowadays Varistors.

see

http://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/megv21.htm

... a "conditionned" RLoad (100 Kohms, non inductive carbon, 5Watts) or a MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) is REQUIRED for getting the output datas measured above....

 

A.

Jagau posted this 4 days ago

Hi Andy

VDRs and MOVs entered the market in the late 1960s, around 1968.

The main reason JLN preferred a conditionned resistor is that, at high frequencies, a VDR or MOV does not behave like a pure resistor but rather like a capacitor.

JLN was an engineer; he was very familiar with this nuance.

Jagau

What we consider to be empty space is merely a manifestation of unawakened matter. N.T.

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