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Fix the World Organization


Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) Project
Opensourced Statement of Expenditures
Prepared By HopeGirl, CEO Fix the World
www.fixtheworldproject.org
May 24, 2014

SUMMARY
Project Objective
To release suppressed free energy technology through opensourcing and co-development in a manner that ensures it is
received directly by the people and changes the paradigm of global energy supply.
Project Description
The Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) is an overunity fueless electric generator based on Nikola Teslas design. It was
patented by Tesla 130 years ago and has been suppressed by competing energy interests. Teslas patents are in the
public domain. The QEG has been replicated several times, but the knowledge of such a needed breakthrough has
remained obscure. The Fix the World (FTW) Organization set out on a mission to replicate the generator and opensource
the plans to allow the world to participate in an open and free co-development environment. The intention is to break
through the obstacles preventing us from releasing free energy technology (greed, fear, patents, control, etc.), and bring
humanity closer to abandoning our dependence of fossil fuels. FTW hopes that the results of this project will inspire
other inventors to follow a similar path and opensource their much needed inventions. For an excellent overview of the
FTW QEG project, please view this 15 minute video created by the QEG Germany team:
QEG Germany https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVFMv4A_Rbs#t=53
Project Length
The FTW QEG Project has been running for eight months. All of the data in this report is from the timeframe of
September 2013-May 2014. This project is ongoing as we are now in co-development with many countries around the
world.

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Project Funding and In-Kind Donations
The QEG project was funded via three crowdfunding campaigns over the course of eight months. A total of 970 people
have contributed funds. The original total projected budget needs for all 3 campaigns was $34,070. All three campaigns
were overfunded for a total of $60,424. The 3
rd
campaign reached its funding goal in less than 24 hours.

Approximately $587,000 of professional skilled labor was donated to the project through volunteers. Also,
approximately $166,000 of professional equipment, travel accommodations and other services were donated to the
project.
Project Expenditures
Expenses to date for the QEG project total $61,022. Of this, $14,756 was spent on building the first QEG prototype,
$30,791 was spent on the public QEG build in Morocco, and $15,475 was spent on QEG promotion and additional
operations expenses. Please see the following pages for the full detail of all expenditures.
Justification for Variance in Projections Vs. Actuals
Expenditures shifted from projections during the course of the project in several ways. Many tools were donated and did
not need to be purchased. During prototype development certain procedures had to be repeated which incurred an
additional cost. The public build in Morocco incurred unforeseen additional costs due to the difficulty of sourcing parts
locally. Delays in the project timeline caused by shipping delays and the repeating of processes incurred additional
expenses in non-refundable cancelled airfare.
Project Results to Date
QEG technology that has been suppressed for 130 years was opensourced freely to the public on March 25 2014 by
FTW. Over 120,000 copies of the QEG plans have been downloaded. (probably much more than this, but the number is
hard to track as it has gone viral) Over 40 countries are in the process of developing Cottage Industry Community Units
(CICUs) for local QEG production. Of these countries, Japan is working on the QEG to make it smaller, and China has
allegedly shared the QEG plans with over 5,000 engineers to produce innovations on its original design.

Over 15 websites from different countries have been set up for QEG development. Many of these sights can be found on
www.be-do.com.
The opensourcing of the QEG has created a global stir of QEG co-development. This includes free energy enthusiasts,
engineers and physicists from all over the world working together to troubleshoot and develop the QEG technology in a
safe and open environment free from patents, controls, and other restrictions. So far, 3 stages of QEG development can
be identified:

1) Achieving Resonance, (creating raw power)
2) Achieving Over Unity, (creating more energy out than it takes to run it)
3) Achieving Self Looping, (using the energy produced to supply its own power)


QEGs have been built in several locations. So far Pennsylvania, Taiwan, Germany, Orlando and Morocco have achieved
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resonance. Over unity was just achieved in Morocco. For a full report of the Morocco measurements please see the
HopeGirl Blog.
FTW donated a QEG to the impoverished village of Aouchtam Morocco. A QEG build was hosted in Aouchtam and
opened to the public for free. Traveling and accommodation expenses were the responsibility of those who chose to
attend. 75 people representing 24 countries traveled to Aouchtam for the public QEG build. These attendees included:
scientists, engineers, permaculturists, agriculturists, astrophysicists, bloggers, radio hosts, professional singers and
musicians, artists, former bank trade and finance, lawyers, former police and military, natural physicians, alchemists,
professional chefs, professional authors, alternative health experts and inventors.
At the time of this report, the QEG is still in co-development and embarking on the next stage of the project which is to
achieve self-looping. It should be noted that generating raw power through resonance and achieving over unity is a huge
breakthrough in energy technology that has never before been opensourced. Unfortunately, resources to bring the QEG
to self looping have been depleted in Morocco as this is an underdeveloped country where finding supplies has made
the costs prohibitive. It is the intention to commence the QEG project with a private build in a developed country to
replicate the QEG results to over unity and then bring it through to self-looping.
Many engineers around the world are watching the FTW QEG team and sharing the results in hopes to replicate them. It
is important to note that a QEG has already achieved self-looping as shown in this WITTS video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ztt3R4Bu_0 However, instructions for how to achieve this effect of Teslas Public
Domain Design have not yet been opensourced by WITTS. FTW will publish the instructions when available and tested.

FTW has open sourced the original manual for the QEG, and will soon be posting an updated manual with some
additional findings weve had along the way. We will also be posting step by step instruction videos from the Morocco
build to help others. We have also opensourced our overunity measurements on the HopeGirl blog. Upon the success of
the next phase of the project we will opensource achieving self-looping. All of this is given freely by FTW as an energy
gift to humanity, and made possible by the crowdfunding donations and volunteer time of people who want to see free
energy as a reality, and end the suffering on this planet.

QEG Expenditures Detail Tables

QEG Project
Campaigns Goal Actual Funders Campaign Link



1) QEG Prototype Build $7,610 $18,064 286
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/home-quantum-
energy-generator
2) Bring QEG to the
World $20,000 $34,298 604 http://www.gofundme.com/HopeGirlFixtheworldQEG
3) Bring QEG to
Morocco $6,460 $8,062 80 http://www.gofundme.com/7hyss4
Total $34,070 $60,424 970

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QEG Campaign #1 QEG Prototype Projection
QTY Description Per Unit Total (USD)
4 10" X 8" long sator housing $45 $180
600 Stator Laminations $3 $1,900
32 HV Coil Bobbins $18 $580
4 1" Ground and polished carbon steel shafting $75 $300
8 Ball Bearings $15 $120
1 Carbon magne wire Copper $290
600 Rotor Laminations $1 $600
10 High Voltage Capacitors $100 $1,000
Misc. Electronic components (mosfets, Rectifiers, Switches, connectors, wiring etc.) $800
1 1/10 Horsepower inducion motor $200
PC Board fabrication $400
Shipping & Handling $240
1 Research Assisant $500
1 Assembly Technician $500
Total $7,610
Campaign #2 Bring QEG's to the World Projection
QTY Description Per Unit Total (USD)
2 QEG to Donate to a Community in Need $7,000 $14,000
Additional equipment needed: oscilloscope, drill
press, arbor press, current clamp. $6,000 $6,000
Total $20,000
Campaign #3 Morocco Travel Expenses Projection
QTY Description Per Unit Total (USD)
Airfare $5,000 3 Round Trip tickets US-Tangiers
with Baggage. $5,000
Accommodations Shared rental arrangement 3
people for 2.5 weeks $400
Meals $250 Meals at ($10-12) a day for 14 days $250
Car Rental/ Taxi $210 Rental Car for 7 days at $30 a
day $210
Gofundme fees $600 $600
Total $6,460
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QEG Protoype Build Expenses Summary (In USD)
Total Parts Cost $6,731
Total Shipping Cost $1,545
Total Tools and Equiptment Cost $150
Total Travel Expenses Cost $1,750
Total Utilites Cost $1,920
Total Services and Fees Cost $2,660
Total Cost $14,756
Total In Kind Donations to Project Value $428,851
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QEG Prototype Build Expenses (In USD) Page 1
QEG Parts Cost Shipping / Delivery Detail
Console Box w/ Panel $50
Local Pickup
Film Capacitors Type 1 $675 $35
Film Capacitors Type 2 $24 $80
Film Capacitors Type 3 $276 $20
Plexiglass sheet for mounting 2.5uF capacitors $10
Local Pickup
Fiberglass reinforced epoxy laminate (for 2 end plates)
$210 $30
Fiberglass reinforced epoxy laminate (shrouds)
$75 $157
Overnight Shipping
Clear Cast Acrylic Tube
$45 $25
Goodyear 4L430 V-Belt
$120
8 used at $15 each. Local Pickup
1 Groove, 3 (76.2mm) x 7/8 (22.23 mm) bore, type A
Pulley (Motor) $120
6 used at $20 each. Local Pickup Includes all Pulley
Types
1 Groove 2.50 (63.5mm) Pulley 7/8 (22.23 mm) bore
type A (Generator)
DC PM Variable Speed, 2500 RPM, 180V armature, 7/8
(22.225 mm) shaft, with base $435
$85 for first motor. Then bought a second motor for
$350. Shipping is included in price
Steel Stator
$938 $150
Shipping for both Stator and Rotor
Rotor
$798
Spacer Blocks 1-1/2 (38.1mm) x 1-1/2(38.1 mm) x 4-
1/2 (114.3mm)
$400 $250
$100 in Freight Charges
Mica Tape 1.00 (25.4mm) x 50YD (45.7m)
$103 $30
4 rolls total $81.71. Plus one roll at 20.43
Bonder for shaft/rotor
$45
$45 for both bonder and activator. Shipping included.
7387 Activator (use with bonder)
Mica Plate NEMA 6
$109 $70
7/8 (22.23 mm) Three Bolt Flange Bearings
$82 $25
6 Bearings used at $13.65 each
Magnet Wire #10 (2.5 mm dia.) Round HPT or HAPT
$442 $200
Magnet Wire #20 (0.8mm dia.)Round Pulse Shield
$196 $100
Teflon tubing
$40 $10
Fiberglass Sleeving w/PVC for #10 HAPT wire (tubing)
$80 $10
Tape, white or black,
$80 $20
Shafting 7/8 dia. (22.23 mm) x 11.0 (27.94cm) long
w/standard 3/16 (4.76mm) x 3/32 (2.38mm) keyway
$150
2 Shafts were ordered for Protoype. Shipping Included
8 inch (20.3cm) Bolts, - 28 thread, Grade 8
$66 $43
Assorted ring, spade, and quick connect terminals
$150
Local Pickup
Variac, 120/240V in, 0-280V out, 9.5 Amps
$532 $190
Electrical box
$15
Local Pickup
50 amp plug
$40
Local Pickup
50 amp receptacle
$40
Local Pickup
Switch, start/run
$20
Local Pickup
Bridge Rectifier
$125
Includes Shipping
Nuts and Washers
$100
Local Pickup
Angle aluminum
$20
Local Pickup
Spark Plugs $20
Local Pickup
Light Bulbs and Light Box $100
Local Pickup
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QEG Prototype Build Expenses (In USD) Page 2
Tools and Equiptment
Additional Tools Needed $150
Travel
Gas Milage for Traveling to Have Core Wound $120
Gas Mileage for purchasing QEG supplies $960
50% of $60 per week in gas for 8 months
Accomodations
Hotel Costs for two trips to have core wound $250
2 nights at $125 each night
Meals
3 meals for 3 people during winding $420
Per diem meal rate of $35 per person for 3 people for
4 days
Utilities
Heating and Electric for Workspace $1,400
$20 for one tank of propane. Average 2.5 times a
week for 12 weeks.=$600 Plus $200 a month for 3
months and $100 a month for two months additional
Internet for QEG Operations $120
25% of a $60 monthly internet bill for 8 months
25% of total phone bill for QEG Operations $400
25% of a $200 monthly phone bill for 8 months
Services and Fees
Torelco Processed Core First wind $800
Torelco Second Wind for Core $400
Re-order #20 wire and shipping for second wind $196 $100
Crowdfunding Platform Fees $723
Merchant Fees $542
Total Expenses $14,756
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QEG Prototype Build Expenses (In USD) Page 3


In Kind Donations

Donated Tools and Equipment $50,000
Total value of technical
equiptment needed to build and
measure results of the QEG
Donated Senior Engineer Labor $14,778
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Project Manager Labor $62,808
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Public Relations Manager Labor $58,136
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Administrative Assistant Labor $38,643
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Financial Analyst Labor $42,340
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Human Resources Manager Labor $26,673
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Purchasing Agent Labor $39,684
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Web Designer Labor $42,207
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Journalist Labor $31,415
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:
Donated Film Editor Labor $22,167
Full Time Equivalent for 8
months based on median annual
salary. Reference:

Total In Kind Donations $428,851


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QEG Morocco Build Expenses Summary (In USD)
Total Parts Cost $9,225
Total Shipping Cost $7,100
Total Tools and Equiptment Cost $150
Total Travel Expenses Cost $10,550
Total Utilites Cost $260
Total Services and Fees Cost $3,506
Total Cost $30,791
Total In Kind Donations to Project Value $325,331
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QEG Morocco Build Expenses Detail (In USD) Page 1
QEG Parts Cost Shipping / Delivery Detail
Console Box w/ Panel $50
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Film Capacitors Type 1 $675 $200
Expedited Shipping to Morocco
Film Capacitors Type 2 $300
Local Pickup
Film Capacitors Type 3 $276
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Plexiglass sheet for mounting 2.5uF capacitors $10
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Fiberglass reinforced epoxy laminate (for 2 end plates)
$210
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Fiberglass reinforced epoxy laminate (shrouds)
$75
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Clear Cast Acrylic Tube
$45
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Goodyear 4L430 V-Belt
$20
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
1 Groove, 3 (76.2mm) x 7/8 (22.23 mm) bore, type A
Pulley (Motor) $20
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
1 Groove 2.50 (63.5mm) Pulley 7/8 (22.23 mm) bore
type A (Generator)
$20
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
DC PM Variable Speed, 2500 RPM, 180V armature, 7/8
(22.225 mm) shaft, with base
$500
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Fully Processed Core
$3,000 $3,500
$2000 for international freight shipping and $1,500 for
Moroccan Customs duties
Bonder and Activator for shaft/rotor
$45 $400
Purchase of a plane ticket for someone to bring this in
their suitcase as USPS would not ship a flammable
liquid
7/8 (22.23 mm) Three Bolt Flange Bearings
$100
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Magnet Wire #10 (2.5 mm dia.) Round HPT or HAPT
$442
Local Pickup
Shafting 7/8 dia. (22.23 mm) x 11.0 (27.94cm) long
w/standard 3/16 (4.76mm) x 3/32 (2.38mm) keyway
$80 $1,700
Purchase of a plane ticket for someone to bring this in
their suitcase from the USA as Morocco postal service
was delayed by 3 weeks.
8 inch (20.3cm) Bolts, - 28 thread, Grade 8
$100
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Assorted ring, spade, and quick connect terminals
$150
Local Pickup
Variac, 120/240V in, 0-280V out, 9.5 Amps
$627
Personally brought into Morocco in a suitcase
Electrical box
$15
Local Pickup
50 amp plug
$40
Local Pickup
50 amp receptacle
$40
Local Pickup
Switch, start/run
$20
Local Pickup
Bridge Rectifier
$125
Local Pickup
Nuts and Washers
$100
Local Pickup
Angle aluminum
$20
Local Pickup
Spark Plugs $20
Local Pickup
Light Bulbs and Light Box $100
Local Pickup
Inverter $2,000 $1,300
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QEG Morocco Build Expenses Detail (In USD) Page 2
Tools and Equiptment Cost Detail
Additional Tools Needed $150
Travel
Roundtrip Airfare 3 People $5,000
Repurchase of Return flight tickets $3,000
Project was delayed and return tickets cancelled and
non refundable
Taxi $450
4 long distance taxi rides at $75 each
Rental Car $200
$50 a day for 4 days
Gas and Tolls for two round trips to Casablanca $200
6 hour round trip to pick up core from customs
Accomodations
Apartment Rental $400
Accommodations Shared rental arrangement 3
people for 4 weeks
Hotel in Tangier $600 2 rooms for 3 nights at $100 a night per room
Meals
Restaurant Meals for 3 people $700
Average 2-3 times a week eating in a restaurant for 4
weeks. Includes snacks and drinks.
Utilities
Internet Stick and Router and Service $140
Local Moroccan Phone $120
Services and Fees
Crowdfunding Platform Fees $2,540
Merchant Fees $966
Total Expenses $30,791
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QEG Morocco Build Expenses Detail (In
USD) Page 3


In Kind Donations

Donated Tools and Equipment $100,000
$75K in Equipment loaned to the Morocco
build for measuring results. $25K in tools
and equipment.
Donated personal transport of parts into morocco $10,000
5 plane tickets at $2000 each
Donated Meals $3,150
Meals provided to 3 people by the
community at $35 per diem for 30 days.
Donated Accommodations $1,400
14 days of additional accommodations
donated to QEG team when the project was
delayed.
Donated Transportation $200
Donated use of community car and donated
rides to run errands
Donated Health Services $1,440
Therapeutic Treatments donated by the
community to ensure the wellbeing of the
QEG team


Additional Donated Labor:

Donated Senior Engineer Labor $113,968
Full Time Equivalent for 30 Engineers for 2
weeks based on median annual salary.
Reference:
Donated Events Coordinator Labor $39,054
Full Time Equivalent for 3 events coordinator
2 months based on median annual salary.
Reference:
Donated Purchasing Agent Labor $9,922
Full Time Equivalent for 2 months based on
median annual salary. Reference:
Donated Journalist Labor $39,270
Full Time Equivalent for 10 Journalists for 1
month based on median annual salary.
Reference:
Donated Film Editor Labor $6,928
Full Time Equivalent for 5 Film Editors for 2
weeks based on median annual salary.
Reference:

Total In Kind Donations $325,331

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QEG Promotion and Operations
Description Cost Detail
Conference Fee $850
Cost for key note presentation given at the
Alchemy Event in London to promote the
opensourcing of the QEG
Round Trip Airfare $3,000
Taxi Fare $300 Taxi transportation for 5 days
Hotel $850 5 nights at $170 a night
Meals $175 $35 per diem meals for 5 days
House Sitting Fees $5,000
Payment for housesitting and maintenance
while traveling for 2 months
Rescheduled Airfare $3,000
Cost occurred for rescheduling airfare for
private consulting on QEG in Taiwan
Meals and Supplies $1,500
Cost for meals and supplies for 3 weeks for
private consulting on QEG in Taiwan
Hotel $800
Hotel costs for 2 rooms at $80 a night each for 5
nights in Taiwan
Total Costs $15,475

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