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Merry Christmas / Happy Hollidays to all our members and readers around the World!
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Happy 2023 that is just starting for all our members, readers and for the wonderful staff of LENR-Forum!!!’
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Happy rabbit year.
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Beautiful biographical - Memoirs of Martin Fleischmann! https://royalsocietypublishing…oi/10.1098/rsbm.2022.0030
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By David E. Williams
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Happy Birthday to our wonderfull @rubycarat !!!
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<Does anybody know what happened to Seldon Technologies claims of particle emissions from carbon nanotubes?</p>
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We have a new sub-forum. 'Artificial Intelligence Developments..' Please feel free to use it!
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I don't think anyone reads this section anymore Alan.
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Just mer and you then....
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I do, as is always at the top, but for some reason only few people
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seems to react to anything written here.
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Is there a thread for asking specific technical questions on various topics around reactor design?
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in order to get some helpful feedback from community...
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Which kind of reactor @gerold.s ? There’s electrolysis, gas loading, laser irradiated, plasma, etc.
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gas loading at low pressure with D2
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That sounds like Mizuno type R20, has not the Mizuno replicators thread been useful to you?
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actually it is not a replication of Mizuno. But if this thread is suitable I don't mind...
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread The LEC, the CPD, and Dr. Chang the Zombie Hunter.. The LEC is a CPD based device, no argument. But CPD systems rapidly run down as the available free electrons equilibrate. What co-dep and/or hydrogen loading does with the LEC is modify the surface of the working electrode so it generates extra… -
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Not arguments: evidence. Observations. So far, the evidence indicates that a LEC produces far more energy than any equivalent chemical system can produce, with no chemical changes, and no chemicals known to produce electricity… -
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Frogfall Replied to the thread Hydrino, small hydrogen, LENR and Simon Brink & Randell Mills. The new possibility?.
I am now getting slightly concerned over the number of occasions that papers from the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy appear in this forum.
https://www.lenr-forum.com/sea…nal+of+hydrogen+energy%22
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Our clown usually makes logical loopings with a jumping jack profile. If a TC measures a raise in temperature this has nothing to do with an emissivity change its just energy production.
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to THHuxleynew’s post in the thread Clean Planet Ltd (Japan) updates. (Quote from Alan Smith)
From the new (2022) paper:
In this paper they both admit the uncertainty in earlier work (which I pointed out at the time, reading their papers) and - commendably, make clear what are the assumptions on which the repeated claims of… -
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to Shane D.’s post in the thread Clean Planet Ltd (Japan) updates. (Quote from THHuxleynew)
Of course, we don't know the answer to that either. FWIW, they do have a lot of credible people saying their reactors work the way they say. But they are a company and as we have seen before, investors and management interests… -
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to Frogfall’s post in the thread Hydrino, small hydrogen, LENR and Simon Brink & Randell Mills. The new possibility?. (Quote from Curbina)
From Richardson's patent US5435274A. Did he claim anything more than an energy conversion?
The Blaze & Naudin tests seem to be based on the Eldridge, Clarke, & Blum patent of 1898.
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I don't see any way in which that could be described as a "blunder". It is prima facie evidence of insanity.
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According to this document on the "i-b-r" website, JV Keidesvili died at the tragically young age of 54. Strangely, the exact date of his death seems to have been predicted the year before it happened. Maybe the telescope he had been…
