2026-10-04 eugenemallove.com ("Mallove in His Words")
Site: https://www.eugenemallove.com/ - compiled by Dr. Paulo Correa and Alexandra Correa ("(c) 2001, 2025 Correa & Correa"). Interested party: the site is run by the patent holders of PAGD and promoters of aetherometry; Mallove was their editor, business intermediary and friend. Everything below is Mallove's own words as selected and published by the Correas, plus the Correas' commentary. [web]
Reached via Google query: "Mallove" "Correa" PAGD "power ratio" OR "excess power" 2002. (The Google snippet URL https://eugenemallove.com/emwords_SEAS returned 404; the working URL ends in .html.)
Saved copies: research/files/eugenemallove.com-*.html / .pdf (index, emwords_SEAS, emwords_quest2.3, June_14_2001, February_20_2002, lenr_excess_heat, new_energy_FAQ, Demonstrating_Aether_Energy.pdf).
1. Mallove letter of June 14, 2001 (source of the "10/1" figure) - priority 1, claim 1
URL: https://www.eugenemallove.com/Letters/June_14_2001.html [web] - Written on Infinite Energy / Cold Fusion Technology, Inc. letterhead, at the Correas' request, covering visits to their laboratory near Toronto in August 2000 and March 2001 (initially under a non-disclosure agreement). [web] - PAGD: "That excess energy technology was validated to my satisfaction at high power level, using multiple measuring techniques during the on-site visits employing conventional electric meters, a digital storage oscilloscope, and a computer data acquisition system." [web] - The number behind the 10/1 ratio: "I observed an input DC power to the PAGD reactor of 50 watts, with an output motor power (mechanical shaft power) of approximately 500 watts." [web] So the 2003 article's "approximately 10/1 power ratio" appears to be electrical DC input to the tube versus mechanical shaft power of a motor driven by the PAGD inverter, not electrical output to electrical input. How the ~500 W shaft power was measured (dynamometer, torque x speed, estimate) is not stated in the letter. Mallove said this "could easily be made self-sustaining with a DC generator on the output shaft"; no record found that this was done. - Mallove's own caveat: "These are my views and only my views, for no one else from Infinite Energy was with me and can attest to my observations"; and "reproduction by others is the only way in which your experimental and theoretical work will ultimately be accepted." [web] - He also claims to have observed the Reich-Einstein thermal anomaly "independently under careful conditions here at our New Energy Research Laboratory (NERL)" and "will be publishing my results" (bears on claim 4 aether; Reich). No NERL publication found yet. [web] - Aether Motor (Aug 27, 2000; March 2001): motor run from two ORAC-covered Faraday cages via single wires; he did not examine the closed electronics box ("I do not represent to anyone that I have examined its innards"); speed increased when he held a lead; "70% reduction" weight effect on a ~45 mg gold foil. Estimated outputs "several watt" and "few tens of watts" by hand feel, no measurement. [web] - Listed conclusions he was "personally very certain" of: energetic aether exists; Second Law of limited validity; "There is Space and Time but no Space-time"; mass-free charges exist. [web]
2. Letter of February 20, 2002 - priority 1/2
URL: https://www.eugenemallove.com/Letters/February_20_2002.html [web] - March 2001 visit with "two scientific and business colleagues" who saw two self-running Aether Motors. Describes an ORAC-driven Stirling engine (American Stirling MM6), a capacitor charger with no input (27,000 microfarad capacitor charged overnight to ~2 V), and an "Aether Field Meter" (~100 mV baseline). Proposes a US company with Uri Soudak to sell such devices. [web]
3. "The Aether Motor and the years of Gene's demos (2000-2004)" (Correa narrative) - priority 2/4
URL: https://www.eugenemallove.com/emwords_quest2.3.html [web] - Mallove met Paulo Correa at the 3rd International Symposium on New Energy, Denver, 1996. 1997-1999: Mallove sought funding for PAGD Converter/Inverter through Cold Fusion Associates and Cold Fusion Technologies Inc (CFTI). [web] - Mike Carrell (then working for Infinite Energy) visited in December 1999 for an "open-box PAGD demonstration". [web] - First Mallove demonstrations: August 26-28, 2000. Quoted Mallove letter of Aug 28, 2000: "satisfied myself in a preliminary way that the PAGD device was as-advertised (the high output/input ratio pulses)". Named investors briefed: Dr. Dan Cavicchio, Charles Entenmann, John Thompson, Steve O'Donnel. Oct 2000 trip to a prospective sponsor in Sherbrooke (failed). [web] - Correas: Aether Motor demonstrations "had always been blackbox demonstrations"; they assert the right "to refuse to open those boxes"; mention a "US Navy representative asking for a black-box demonstration". [web] Bears on the absence-of-evidence question (why no independent test).
4. "The PAGD, SEAS and the Z prize" (emails 2002) - priority 4, historical record
URL: https://www.eugenemallove.com/emwords_SEAS.html [web] - Jan 2002: Disclosure Project / Space Energy Access Systems, Inc. (SEAS; Dr. Steven Greer, CEO; Jonathan Kolber, VP) asks the Correas for an over-unity device to test at "four eminent university and federal laboratories". Correas refer them to Mallove and Uri Soudak, "now in charge of commercializing our various technologies". [web] - Sept 30, 2002: SEAS announces $1 million "Z Prize" (Charlottesville, VA). Oct 2002: Mallove briefs Prof. Ted Loder (UNH) with "the Berlin video"; proposes a validation team (possibly NASA / Naval Research Laboratory), public validation report, and off-site testing or a SEAS-funded "PAGD replication - from scratch". [web] - Correas' reply (Oct 13, 2002): reject NASA/Navy participants ("State agents and bureaucrats"; cite an earlier "stacked trap at the DOE/State with Parks and Zimmerman", via Valone), reject sending equipment off site; testing should be "at our premises as per the patent"; development ("Azure" plan) needs $15-16M; 1 kW converter demo prototype to be tested by "mutually agreable civil laboratories". [web] - Nov 16, 2002: meeting in Concord, Ontario with Greer and Loder. Mallove (Nov 18) advocated "redefining the terms of the Z-prize so that it would fit what you already have in the PAGD" and discussed "concerns about tube lifetimes"; Correas "rather suspicious of Greer". The closed loop ("eliminate the battery") is described by Mallove as "this mysterious psychological milestone that is the holy grail". [web] - Z-prize rules quoted by the Correas exclude devices with "torque ... output less than 10 times greater than the input energy" because torque-to-wattage calculations "may be inaccurate by an order of magnitude" (SEAS' own wording, quoted). Directly relevant to how the 50 W -> ~500 W shaft-power figure was obtained. [web] - Page is ~178,000 characters; only the first ~50,000 were read in the browser; the full HTML is saved for Step 2.
5. "LENR and 'Cold Fusion' Excess Heat" (ICCF-10, 2003) - priority 1/3
URL: https://www.eugenemallove.com/Writings/lenr_excess_heat.html [web] - Mallove puts PAGD beside other "electrically-stimulated excess energy" claims: Graneau water/air-arc explosions (excess electrical energy "approaching 24%" published in a plasma physics journal), Wallman/Dammann underwater carbon arcs, BlackLight Power (Mills). States PAGD "has been patented and is specified precisely enough in these public domain documents so that others could verify it independently". [web] Related work for priority 3.
6. "New Energy FAQ" (2003)
URL: https://www.eugenemallove.com/Writings/new_energy_FAQ.html [web] - "Since 1987, Dr. Paulo and Alexandra Correa have expended some $1.2 million of their own funding" on PAGD. New Energy Foundation, Inc. founded by Mallove in late 2002. Lists aetherometry experiments (Faraday cages, mercury thermometers, gold-leaf electroscopes, Tesla coils). [web]
Index of further unread items on the site (for next run)
"The Correas: an Appreciation of their Science and Technology" (2002, aetherometry.com/Aetherometry_Intro/mallove_appreciation.php); letters Aug 28 2000, Sept 1 2000, Sept 21 2000, Dec 4 2001 (to ABC, PDF), Oct 29 2003, Jan/Feb 2004 (to Herman Branover); "Confrontation with Jed Rothwell"; "Cold Fusion/LENR: what Aetherometry has to teach"; "Report on the Death of Infinite Energy"; 2005 murder-investigation press releases.