Since Nikola Tesla was working with energy, people have tried to create free and limitless sources of energy. Mr. Tesla was not successful in his lifetime, but his work paved the way for the advancements we see today. The Quantum Energy Generator (also referred to as QEG) is a breakthrough in free energy generation. The FWO (Fix the World Organization) reports that a QEG uses less than 1 kilowatt of power, while also being able to produce up to 10 kW of power without using gasoline.
A QEG does not require fossil fuels for energy. They can work by harnessing the power of vibrations, frequency, and resonance. Relying on QEGs for power can help poorer nations and can help other places by driving down the costs of products and services. As engineers continue to develop quantum energy generators, the devices will become more powerful and practical. QEGs will be used in homes to help power them. These tools will help to bring home energy to many hard to reach places that do not have proper running electricity.
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Our team can help to design and construct QEGs based on client specifications. For more information about QEGs and how they are built, do not hesitate to reach out to our team.
Let our talented team help you develop solutions that will provide the best outcomes. We can help you determine if toroids or bobbins are right for you and your electronic devices.
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