Asymmetric Regauging Overunity Generator

Overview

Bearden's asymmetric regauging theory holds that conventional electrical circuits are engineered to restore gauge symmetry after every energy cycle — meaning the circuit "fights" the vacuum energy it momentarily couples into. By using asymmetric switching topologies (non-reciprocal ferrite elements + timed MOSFET gating), the circuit can be arranged to accept vacuum energy input without restoring the original potential — achieving a coefficient of performance >1. The Asymmetric Regauging Overunity Generator implements this topology in a bench-scale testbed with precision COP measurement instrumentation. **Full BOM and assembly steps are currently in development.** Plans and prototype kit available at pre-release pricing.

Intended Research Use