OT The Quantum Electric Generator system

I found this and thought it looked very interesting but it is way over my head. There are so many smart men on here I thought they could explain this to me and see if there is anything to it. https://www.minds.com/blog/view/481177027093737472

I went to Wal-Mart, they didn't have one, that means it doesn't work. I'm still trying to get my Zero Point Generator to work. Jim

OMG if we hooked these two together we could light up the world. Get this figured out Jim.

Stormynights wrote:OMG if we hooked these two together we could light up the world. Get this figured out Jim.

Won't work, one is A/C the Other is D/C. Even two A/C's don't play well on the same load, too hard to keep them in phase, they tend to melt down. Another guy and I actually hooked two 5 KW generators in parallel to power a 10 KW X-Ray machine in DiAn, Viet Nam after our 10 KW generator failed, at 1 St. Inf. Field Hosp, They needed 75 more X-Rays for the wounded that night, we kept them running, got the pictures, but lost the generators, a small price to pay. Jim

One Zero Point Module, we could run Saigon... Next day I took the 10 KW into Camp LBJ, for repair, pulled up to a Air Force Barracks, on the way out, turned off a 15 KW generator powering their buildings cut the wires, and drove out thru the A.P. check point, flashed some fake paper, headed home, it was still smoking as we pulled it away, back in business. We had a saying, Need, is Authorization!

A month later they gave us: two 100 Kw Japanese generation units, to be run on a rotating basis, with a crew of five japanese to service them, sweet.

maybe we could use this vibration to power the Quanum generator :

viewtopic/t114749/VibrationTinnitus.html

You can just find anything on the internet. I knew someone here could tell me about it. Thanks, Jim

grayghost4 wrote:maybe we could use this vibration to power the Quanum generator :

viewtopic/t114749/VibrationTinnitus.html

Might be able to harness power from the snoring of failed XPAP users that throw their XPAPs in the corner and refuse to use them. Down side they tend to die in their sleep, but again we seem to have a neverending supply. Jim

Once the Big Bang stops expanding the universe, and it starts to emplode we can draw even more power from it, coming and going, a win, win. Jim

When I get my Zero Point Module working, I'll see all CpapTalk users get a 50% discount on their Modules, as long as they can prove their AHI is under 5, and they keep it up for over 7 hours a nite, it's only fair.

Another stop along the way in the quest for the holy grail of perpetual motion.
Reports of the repeal of the law of conservation of energy are greatly exaggerated...

SleepyBobR wrote:Another stop along the way in the quest for the holy grail of perpetual motion.
Reports of the repeal of the law of conservation of energy are greatly exaggerated...

I already have perfected The Law of Conservation of Energy to the point of doing nothing other than what must be done, only when, and if it must be done. I get better at it every year. Jim

I am also conserving energy by doing less... but what I am doing is searching for the Fountain Of Youth ! I will find it soon ... I am getting close ... anyone want to help me by investing in my Crowdfunding ?

grayghost4 wrote:I am also conserving energy by doing less... but what I am doing is searching for the Fountain Of Youth ! I will find it soon ... I am getting close ... anyone want to help me by investing in my Crowdfunding ?

Waste of time, Ponce de Leon, cloaked it, after he refilled the water tanks on his ships, he wasn't about to share. Better, perfecting the Time Machine, that way we could use our knowledge of the future to better our lot in the present. Just remember to cloak it, and don't forget where you parked. Trade for a load of that $35 a oz Gold, bring it back, live large. Jim

Stormynights wrote: ...There are so many smart men on here I thought they could explain this to me and see if there is anything to it. ...

I suspect their are more than a few smart women as well. Someone imbued with the spirit of Marie Curie perhaps. https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes ... e-bio.html

Wasn't she the first woman to glow in the dark? Jim

Goofproof wrote:Wasn't she the first woman to glow in the dark? Jim

Absolutely - but what most people don't know is that this brilliant talent allowed her a brief but bright career in the movies - she was most known for her role as the Ghost of Christmas Past in several versions of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."