The initial period of donations from the public was overwhelming and now the prototypes have been built. The people have said "We want it NOW" to free energy and have spoken with their donations and other forms of support. Below are excerpts from an update on this project. Visit the link for additional details.
"Four months ago, FTW boldly went where many have tried to go before. We embarked on a mission to create a free energy device that will be distributed directly to the people. We call this device the Quantum Energy Generator, or QEG. I am now here, living on the property where the QEG is being assembled, observing its progress. It is almost complete, and we will soon be flipping the switch that can change the world.
The QEG is a crisp, clean, and modern device based on Tesla’s public domain design and built with incredible engineering precision (for example it has over 300 precision cut steel plates each at 18 ½ 1,000ths of an inch thick). The QEG is portable, the size of an average home generator, can easily hook up to your existing electrical system, and weighs approximately 120 pounds. The QEG can power your entire home, several of them can power anything from a skyscraper to a cruise ship, and you will never have to pay an electric bill ever again...
"So far we have created contracted agreements for local grassroots distribution to individuals and communities in the following countries: China, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Canada, United Kingdom, Oman, Lebanon, United States and other countries now coming on board..."
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Kim: Here's a quote from one of the earlier project updates: "Estimated MSRP is around $5000 in our present economical structure, but we're anticipating great change in the near future that will halve that price for home and business owners. In addition, the plans to build the QEG will be open-source once they are completed."
A video update has been released as well, which I haven't watched yet, but I plan to:
http://hopegirl2012.wordpress.com/2014/01/27/im-standing-on-a-free-...
Free energy, that would be nice. But how much would one have to pay for a unit like this I wonder?