Great Me356. Another intriguing test to look forward to. 
. Will you be streaming the data for this test?
looking forward to hearing about your results.
me356: Reactor parameters [part 1]
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Hopefully tommorow new series of tests will start.
At least one photo from the heater testing in the attachment - constant 1500°C is no problem there.I am really satisfied with the current development. With this reactor there is potential for COP 5-10. We will see soon!
But paralelly plasma reactor is in preparation as well. Greetings, me356!
Well done and thank you for sharing!
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Sam and I are absolutely delighted to hear your news. Good luck with your experiments and if there is anything Lookingforheat.com can do to help you -you only have to ask.
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All of this is pointless if you don't record your data.
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If Rossi goes down as it looks he may, we need someone else to follow. Think you can go public before this June?
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100 years. That's discoveries from 1916...
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Oops, I mean't that in a positive, funny way., but it obviously did not come out that way.
Many of us had high expectations of a successful 1 year test, followed by a long and prosperous relationship between IH/Rossi. Both those hopes now appear unlikely. It is a letdown. What I, and we all hope is that me356 has something that passes blog peer review, and that he reveal's it soon. It would be nice if he did so before IH's response to the lawsuit, as that would take some of the sting off.
I have every appreciation of what you replicators do.
By the way, do my 3 "unlikes" subtract from my "likes".
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Hopefully tommorow new series of tests will start.
At least one photo from the heater testing in the attachment - constant 1500°C is no problem there.I am really satisfied with the current development. With this reactor there is potential for COP…
Good luck tomorrow when you start up! Looks like you will get there first, apart from the selfish Doctor of course. Don't worry just yet about proving beyond all doubt that it works just exactly like you say it does. Simply satisfy yourself first of all that it's reproducible, then some friends, then us folks here, then the school physics teachers, then the conventional physicists (who will still be saying it's just not possible), then the tabloid press, then the skeptics and finally the trolls (if you can be bothered with that low form of life). There is now the KNOWLEDGE required to make a successful re-discovery of LENR. I am willing to wait patiently for a week or two. Accurate verifiable testing can follow a month or two later. P.S. I believe ~1000 degrees C should be high enough temperature if you have a sufficient Piantelli trigger switched on while you are heating up... Good luck!
Edit: Melting point of nickel is 1455C. Reaction stops dead if nickel fuses. IIRC the Lugano demonstration finished at <1400C.
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Me356,
Let's consider your results as valid. There's a paradox; If it is so tough to trigger the process; That means that LENR is systemic and understanding the role of each part is not enough. It seems that there's more chance to win at the lottery than to find a valid configuration. If you have one valid configuration, nothing to do with the chance... It is a gift....
Easy to share with 1hour spent to write down a general specification about configuration and operations. If there's no artefact, you will know and everybody will know.I'm wondering if LENR is not like the Ring of the Lord of the Rings...
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It is just the sentence after, once upon a time...
The remain is the most difficult, to develop applications and get rewarded for the efforts.The most solid IP for this kind of effort is your name.
Patents get turned around.
Knowhow leaks and is replicated.
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10 minute logarithmic decay of excess heat seems not typical of thermal inertia (do you have measure the time to cool?), but may be nuclear decay ?
something to check maybe?
since you detectors detected nothing , it should be moderate alpha or beta?
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In the past you very admirably performed your experiments openly, with advance info on reactor design.
Sorry if this is too blunt, but it seems now that you are claiming miracles, you are doing the Rossi strip tease routine in secret and crucially withholding how you supposedly trigger LENR at will.
Don't you think the community could have some valuable input into how and why your reactor melted and if you really did see excess heat?
Please experiment openly in the future.
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The link below takes you to an ended Indiegogo campaign. https://www.indiegogo.com/proj…usion-reactor/x/9584895#/
It describes our project and also shows a video about the process of chemonuclear fusion.
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Sorry folks. I have watched the merciless flock of pigeons descend on open science practitioners. Science by committee rarely works; science by rabble mob never works. Let's leave the person who is @me356 to work in peace.
@me356, we take you at your word and that is good enough. Let us know how we can assist.
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Bob Greenyer and the Martin Fleishman memorial project published their recipe for processing the nickel catalyst and says they can reliably create an LENR reaction that makes X rays- and excess heat.
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Sorry folks. I have watched the merciless flock of pigeons descend on open science practitioners.
Did you hear about the pigeon who made a deposit on a new car? Oh wait, that deposit was placed on the open science community by hendersonmj.
