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  In Betwena May 10, 2014 at 9:07pm

   http://www.alittlesenough.com/blog/?category=Disclosure

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  Marique May 10, 2014 at 5:39pm

  Parts for making the QEG are starting to be sold on Ebay...someone is thinking, lol...for $250 buck you can get a little strip of metal for the building of your QEG....here is the link, lol

  http://www.ebay.com/itm/G10-FR4-end-plates-for-the-Quantum-Energy-G...
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    Marique > Marique May 10, 2014 at 5:50pm

    here is an excerpt from the below link...it says the supplier of the QEG parts is Torelco...

    http://wakeup-world.com/2014/04/10/the-quantum-energy-generator-qeg...

    One of our suppliers, Torelco, is extremely excited about the high demand for processed cores, and many orders have been placed in the last week from all over the world. They are rearranging their workforce to handle the demand and working to get the best possible price for people. They are charging $3,000 for the complete processed core which is a great price, and does not include shipping.

    We recommend Torelco for purchasing a finished core which includes laminated steel core and rotor, all mica components, magnet wire, sleeving, spacer blocks, mylar tape and outerwrap tape, 8 inch through-bolts, nuts, washers, Nomex corner insulation and toroidal winding. Since open sourcing, we have learned that our other supplier, Polaris, will charge you double for the bare generator sets. Torelco will give you a much better price for a bare core as well.

    As Fix The World continues to roll out its distribution plan, and more connections across the world are made, we think Cottage Industry Community Units (CICUs) will be commonplace and hence, QEG parts will be more accessible as many people will be making them! (Click here for more information on cottage industries).

    Please watch for updated User Manuals as development progresses. They will be posted here: fixtheworldproject.net/qeg-open-source-documents

    A special note to those who cannot yet afford the parts to build a QEG

    We understand and are doing the best that we can to find cheaper parts and come up with creative ways to help make QEG’s more affordable. Some of these ideas are sponsorship programs, donated QEG’s to people in need, crowd-funding campaigns where people can pool their resources to buy the parts, and much more. This is all still very new, and in just a little more time (probably 2-3 months) the People will have enough time to put together systems and manufacturing structures that will make them more affordable.

    In the meantime, there are many that do have money and the right intentions to build QEG’s. They are helping to bring this new technology out to the global community. And since no one owns the QEG, it is available to all, and will become more accessible over time.

    
    
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  Acute Observer May 10, 2014 at 1:24pm

  I can't find the link again but I'll keep searching. I KNOW I have it in there amongst my files somewhere. It's just a matter of time and patience 'til I find it again. :)

  I did find Marique's excellent post about this same subject though:

  http://www.ashtarcommandcrew.net/forum/topics/the-depths-of-the-new...
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  Acute Observer May 10, 2014 at 9:48am

  There are some warning signs around this project though. Even though the plans are freely available the parts that are needed are somehow only available from one single source, and guess who owns that source? ;)

  (I'm not even going to answer that, You'll have fun finding that out by yourselves)

  So, we have people who've released something they say work, but they won't sell finished units but only the parts so when the customer then builds it and finds out it isn't working, there will be no money back since it will be the customer who "of course did something wrong" . ;)

  The types of questions being censored compared to the ones being let through on their homepage is also something that fire up the red lights in my control room. Their behaviour is very similar to other forms of bevahiour I've studied over the years.

  If I had money I'd build this anyway just to find out for sure but since I don't I'll simply have to wait for one of you to spend 10 thousand dollars on this project and then tell me your experiences of it all. :)
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    Marique > Acute Observer May 10, 2014 at 5:27pm

    Yup AO, I don't have bundles of money to spend on buying parts, so I too will wait till lots of others have spent THEIR money and have built these devices and they are working as they are supposed to.  I still think it a bit suspicious after checking out the webpage and the fact that they have a monopoly on parts....You would think that it would be better business model to actually build the device and sell them ready to run...Could make a bundle on selling them, probably more than just the parts, so I am wondering and suspicious why they are just selling the parts....hummmm....we new agers are not supposed to be suspicious of new age people with lofty promises and ideolism though right, lol....
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  Avatar May 9, 2014 at 5:17pm

  Thank you so much for sharing this info, Betwena!