So far in the MEG project I have seen many results that have been reported by other Researchers. I do see a problem that I have recently just over come which is Lenz's Law between Output Coils and Input Coils. There is a way to completely eliminate this problem. The Understanding comes from an age old device called the Flux Gate Magnetometer. There is also another problem with the MEG, it is the difficulty in its construction. The Bigger and heavier the cores the harder it is to construct.

Early tests show promising results. Although my measurements may have room for errors things are looking promising.

The MEG Construction Details

Starting construction of the MEG. Although not the easiest device to construct, it is starting to take shape.

First of all we need to be clear on how the MEG Works. Here we look at the principals and run simulations on how we think the MEG could work.

hyiq.org is taking on a Replication of the MEG. A dedicated replication project to replicate the MEG of Thomas E. Bearden, Ph.D. James C. Hayes, Ph.D. James L. Kenny, Ph.D. Kenneth D. Moore, B.S. Stephen L. Patrick, B.S.

Being that The Meg is probably the only device currently operating that is well known it only makes sense to understand this device inside out.