FTW = F*ck The World

QED = Questionable Energy Device

There are people who believe that this group of people are doing this to stick it to wall street and I think its honestly hilarious that an incestuous group of hillbillies thought this was a good solution to their problem with rich people.

Yes that's right! But if he truly reaches the 2nd resonance (mechanical vibration of the core laminations), the machine will likely self destruct and there will be red splatter marks all over the walls. This could also be the reason we do not hear from them anymore. James, being such an incompetent "engineer", has not yet reached this stage of resonance. Just a thought!

All that plastic potting sure will wreak havoc with any "core lamination resonance". Did "Sir" Timmy Thrapp's "working" QEG have this stuff glommed all over it? I don't think so.

I am telling you, these QEG people are like a television sitcom. It's hilarious to watch them flailing and moaning. Sixteen hour days, for poor old James. What is he doing during those sixteen hours, I wonder? I cannot imagine it. Once it's built and consistently runs up to resonance, what then? Add a capacitor, subtract a capacitor, go to lunch, tweak a trimcap, have coffee, punch "auto" on the scope, run up to resonance, fail to self-run, eat dinner?  I'd love to see a live webcast of Jamie's lab activities during a typical "sixteen hour" workday.

Sand? Huts? Did you look at the pictures? That place is like a frigging resort. It makes any place I've ever lived look like a slum or favela. The HypeGirl/OPPT remnants are  not living in misery, I'll tell you that much for free. I think the major problem is that nobody (none of the foreigners anyhow) actually wants, or even knows how, to do anything resembling housework. They are all spoiled rich kids who are used to having someone else wash their dishes and sweep the floors.

I'm a guy that is a heavy DIYer, I own many tools and try to buy the most high tech tools. e.g. brushless cordless tools. LED bulb flash lights! Etc etc etc. even in the HVAC systems or automobile engines I understand how they work and to make them last longer, like sticking a magnet in the engine oil filter to catch the micro metal shavings (get rid of the liquid sand paper. How many of you nerds know that eve oil filter have a valve to bypass the filtering when it gets clogged?)...!!! you name it....I probably have more tools than any of you in here.  I can even prove it!!! since you nerds need seeing to believing! Sight is not 100% correct since we have blind sides....YAWN!

Now I stand here as a newbie and watch these people just gang up on one idea and say that this idea is a scam!

Then I watch on youtube, and all over the place, the truth since no one will ever shut up socialism...we now have the technology to prove it beyond just word of mouth.

Time and time again things like these repeat themselves....

http://www.editinternational.com/read.php?id=482881ba117d7

http://amasci.com/weird/unusual/e-wall.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMYo1QlvK5g

and many more....so if one fails does not mean that such items are not working?

The evidence is all over the place that you have to be either bias or get paid to ignore the truth.

Just like “free checking” accounts! It is free to open one up but with a lot of HIDDEN charges that they feel comfortable to call it FREE because the hidden charges will make a profit from the “free” believers! (corruption - lies)

They want to hide the corruption by humor....so they can leave laughing with their pockets full of money.


At any rate, I thought I was reading intelligent comments here but now i'm disappointed. Lol same old shyt different day. You have the groupies, the know-it-alls, and the have been stuck in the hole people.

NO intelligence what so ever in here just a broken record! Lol

Given that your so handy will you please build one and report back on your results. 

um lazy replies require lazy answers, so yes I can.


Lol, you quoted everything I said and just made this non-intelligent answer....lol please!

I can bet you $3000 US dollars that I can fix more stuff in your house than you can? I'm so confident because I have done it many times. If I even begin to picture engine as houses, ohh my, that's so HARD! lol

Let me guess, you did not write that nor have build one yourself you are just being lazy thinking and just using it as a reference to prove a point?

I don't even know what you are trying to point out, but it's a fact theft the USA makes diesel engines that can do 40MPG to the Canadians and the same engine is retarded in the USA to do 20 MPG....FACTS!

Plus, diesel is less refined and takes less ENERGY to make it yet all of a sudden it is expensive.....the trial of bread crumbs bro! all over again!!!

We have backdoors in windows computers, cellphones, phone lines, gaming consoles....yet with all of this supposedly "security" 9/111 happened? you know why, because the "security" is a cover up for cash cow!

Yes, that is correct, because I'm lazy and really can not be bothered to give anymore time to someone who gets his kicks from verbally masturbating on this forum each and every day.

hmmm yeah I masturbate to your comments sexy boy..lol ...bend over for me?

It's a good thing you didn't offer to make that 3000 dollar bet with ME, joel.
But since you brought it up...

Can you fix your telescope mount motor controller by replacing a 24 pin SMD chip? I can. How about replacing the capacitors and power mosfets in your dark LCD monitor? How about the input FETs of your oscilloscope, got any idea how to fix those?  I can. Got a nibbling tool for enlarging holes in sheet metal, so you can replace a burned out switch from a portable electric heater with one of heavier-duty size without making a mess? I do,  did that three days ago. Got a frequency counter with nine significant digits in the display, an always-on crystal oven for stability and NIST-traceable calibration? How about a modern Shimpo optical tachometer, also with NIST-traceable calibration? Got a GenRad StroboTac? I do. Ever work with serious high voltages (over 100 kV? Over 1 MEGAVOLT??) I have. Clearing out your plumbing or replacing a switch in your microwave oven is child's play, literally. But can you actually _fix_ anything? I repaired two UPS boxes last week, the kitchen sink faucets the week before that, fixed a Kepco HV power supply last month, replaced my car's entire airconditioner system last year.  Overhauled the automatic transmission in my old Chevy pickup truck twenty years ago. Built at least a dozen hot-rod VW engines, completely overhauled the 350 V8 in a '56 Cadillac in the 1980s sometime, including rebuilding the 4-bbl carburetor, sleeving 3 cylinders, grinding the crank and replacing one cylinder head totally due to the dropped valve that killed the engine. And I removed and replaced that engine/transmission assembly _by myself_ without even the aid of an engine hoist. Spent years working in an aircraft engine overhaul facility, building up and then and testing and breaking in engines in the test cells.

You talk about oil filter bypass valves. Do you have a tool designed specifically to _cut open_ an oil filter so you can inspect its filter material for foreign matter, that does not produce shavings or chips of its own while cutting? I do. Does it fit oil filters with different mounting thread sizes? Mine does. Do you have a Snap-On 2 1/8 inch open-end crowsfoot wrench for those Continental oil-filler-tube nuts? How about a set of Mac crowsfoots with 12 drive points? How about some  _square_ sockets for pipe plugs? Got an internal pipe nipple extractor set? Diamond drills for drilling glass and ceramics? Got a lathe, do you? A set of 3/4 inch drive impact sockets, and an air impact wrench to drive them with and a big air compressor to drive the tool? I do. Tiny little table saw with a 4 1/2 inch diameter blade? Big 10 inch table saw with carbide teeth and angled guide fences? A nine-inch throat bandsaw? A set of air conditioner service gauges? An aircraft engine compression tester gauge set? Taps and dies, metric and SAE and extra-special ones too? Spark plug hole re-threaders in several different sizes? Thread repair files to cover sixteen different thread pitches? Click-stop torque wrenches in 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 inch drive, torque multipliers, beam-style torque wrenches, box-end "crowsfeet", wobble extensions, tiny tiny screwdrivers and allen keys and drivers for torx  and security-torx with the stud in the hole, and three-cornered Philips bits and Robertson drive bits and nutdrivers big and small,  I got them all. Screw-machine length (extra short) drill bits? Super long drill bits? Letter, number, fractional inch and metric drill bits? Got them. Safety wire twister pliers in large and small sizes? No? Do you know how to safety-wire a control cable turnbuckle, while lying on your back with your arms up over your head, in the tailcone of a Mooney? I do.

How about aircraft cylinder wrenches for Lycoming and Continental engines? I have a complete set. Cylinder ball hones in sizes to fit just about any ICE cylinder, from 1200 cc VW to PW4360?  Ring compressors, ring expanders, ring gap trimmers? Electronic magneto timing indicator light set? Reverse-fluted drill bits in extra-short lengths for extracting broken studs? Helicoil thread repair sets in several different sizes? Air rivet gun and a set of rivet sets? I do. How about a rivet trimming tool for cutting down protruding flush-rivet heads without damaging the surrounding skin? Got one of those? Check, it's in the grey box, seventh drawer down from the top. Chip-chaser for clearing chips from between riveted panels? Spring-cushioned drillstops?  A manual rivet shortener  so you don't have to stock a bunch of different rivet lengths? Sheet-metal cutting snippers, yellow green and red? Control cable tensiometer?
Can you repair wooden, welded tube-frame and aluminum aircraft structures? Sign them off to return to flight status? Got a FAA license to do that? I do. How about paint? Can you spray catalyzed coatings with your air-spray-gun? How about airbrush for fine detail? Everybody has an airbrush, don't they? How about letter and number stamps in several different sizes? Automatic center punch, precision center finders, toolmaker's right angle standard? 1-2-3 blocks? An abrasive-blast spark plug cleaner? Gapping tool for 4-ground-electrode aviation spark plugs? Got a little numbered tray so you can keep the plugs in the right order for replacement? I do.

Oooh... I see you have an LED flashlight. Do you have one with UV LEDs so you can find uranium glass at the thrift store or garage sales? Do you have MagLites in D, C, AA and AAA sizes? How about a flashlight with a long bendy head so you can stick it where the sun don't shine?  I do.  How about a set of micrometer calipers readable to the ten-thousandth of an inch, covering the range from 0 to 4 inches of diameter? Hole gauges, pin gauges, precision height blocks? Adjustable hole-hones? How about thread-cutting, internal and external, on a lathe? Can you do that? I can.  Can you look around from where you are sitting and see four large rollaround tool cabinets, three top boxes, three smaller hand-boxes,  and have another three-layer rollaround just outside your door? I can... and that's not even all the tools YET. How about tools in other locations, like my three layer Kennedy machinist's cabinet stuffed to the gills with tooling for my miniature lathe and milling machine?

I'm not silly enough to claim that I have more tools than anyone else. I actually know a couple of people that have more. But I seriously doubt, Joel,  that you are one of them.

And keep your sticky fingers the hell away from my tools.

Joel, I don't play the 'mine is bigger than yours' game. I have my specialties, so do you and TK and MH and...So what?
Stick to the facts; ignore personalties.