I know Tom's site https://cheniere.org for a long time. It is a good collection of interesting devices and ideas, but none of that devices was reproduced successfully, i.e. for generating energy in self-sustaining mode. We have Russian site https://x-faq.ru/ with forum where ordinary people trying to replicate any non-conventional device from free energy and antigravity generators to medical devices and vortex things and people really discussing the problems and results of their real experiments. There are tons of information, circuits, photos, descriptions on any possible "forbidden device", unfortunately in Russian only. But if you really interested in non-conventional devices, especially if you going to replicate one - this is definitely place to visit, discomfort with online translators worth it.
His MEG device is not unique, many others have built devices which use the same principle.
That had been resolved very fast. Like with DIY YBCO liquid nitrogen superconductor. Initally results of DIY attempts was unstable, but since components was not expensive or hard-to-find, many people tried to reproduce it and quickly find all nuances, and now you could find numerous HOWTOs and even YouTube videos with every detail you need to know to get stable and reproduceable result in making your own superconductor.
So, since we still have no such HOWTOs, at least it is suspicious.
I tried to build his MEG using data from http://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/meg.htmhttp://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/megv21.htm and got some kind of COP>1, but completely failed to utilize this COP>1 when tried to run it in self-sustaining mode. So, it is just a measurement mishap, not something real. Working free energy device absolutely should run in self-sustaining mode without any problems.
If some world saviour does not provide a detailed reproduceable HOWTO for DIY proof of concept of his world saving device, he is a fraud.
I know Tom's site https://cheniere.org for a long time. It is a good collection of interesting devices and ideas, but none of that devices was reproduced successfully, i.e. for generating energy in self-sustaining mode. We have Russian site https://x-faq.ru/ with forum where ordinary people trying to replicate any non-conventional device from free energy and antigravity generators to medical devices and vortex things and people really discussing the problems and results of their real experiments. There are tons of information, circuits, photos, descriptions on any possible "forbidden device", unfortunately in Russian only. But if you really interested in non-conventional devices, especially if you going to replicate one - this is definitely place to visit, discomfort with online translators worth it.
That had been resolved very fast. Like with DIY YBCO liquid nitrogen superconductor. Initally results of DIY attempts was unstable, but since components was not expensive or hard-to-find, many people tried to reproduce it and quickly find all nuances, and now you could find numerous HOWTOs and even YouTube videos with every detail you need to know to get stable and reproduceable result in making your own superconductor.
So, since we still have no such HOWTOs, at least it is suspicious.
I tried to build his MEG using data from http://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/meg.htm http://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/megv21.htm and got some kind of COP>1, but completely failed to utilize this COP>1 when tried to run it in self-sustaining mode. So, it is just a measurement mishap, not something real. Working free energy device absolutely should run in self-sustaining mode without any problems.