[feedquote='E-Cat World','http://www.e-catworld.com/2016/10/03/going-small-thousands-of-20-watt-quarkx-reactors-to-make-up-large-plants/']Andrea Rossi has been answering a number of new questions about the QuarkX reactor on the Journal of Nuclear Physics since he revealed that each reactor is now smaller than ever. The reason for its reduction from 20W to 100W is, according to Rossi, for safety reasons. He said: “safety is first. Making modules of […][/feedquote]
Going Small: Thousands of 20 Watt Quarkx Reactors to Make Up Large Plants
-
It is so rediculous...most of the guys on ECW seem still to take every single detail that AR reveals, for real....No one tries to ask himself or AR, why Dottore Rossi doesn't flood the market with devices from his robotized lines since years...a new product or improvement every other year, instead of a roll out of a device that works! I really do hope that there are more seriuos scientists who will be able to a) produce excess heat and b) find a theory that fits...
-
melt down now sounds like "QUAX"
-
It is so rediculous...most of the guys on ECW seem still to take every single detail that AR reveals, for real....No one tries to ask himself or AR, why Dottore Rossi doesn't flood the market with devices from his robotized lines since years...a new product or improvement every other year, instead of a roll out of a device that works! I really do hope that there are more seriuos scientists who will be able to a) produce excess heat and b) find a theory that fits...
The Rossi reaction has a intractable problem that is impossible to solve. It disables electrical equipment at long distances from the reaction and this effect cannot be shielded. Rossi keeps the reactor small to keep the downsides of the reaction small so he can work with it. He may be able to sneak through the certification process if the reactor is small, but when the reactor grows large, and its ability to disrupt electricity grows large, things get unworkable.
LENR will be treated as any nuclear reactor and regulated heavily. Huge Rossi reactors will end up being sited far from people and difficult to maintain. In these facts, Rossi is misleading people. No basement sited reactors can work. Rossi thinks he can solve these problems with his reactors but he cannot.
-
If electronics are disabled within proximity of the reactors, why are the control units bolted directly to the side of the plywood boxes containing the reactors in the Plant?
-
Insight from ME356 as follows:
Emissions (RF, electrons and UV) during the test were so strong that my control circuit was absolutely crazy even that it was 3 meters away - it is unusable.
I am very sure that this behavior is real as it happened to me too. I use analog pressure meter which cannot be damaged.
I am sure that the noise is extremely high as it affects computers and USB peripherals 2 meters away.
Everything is contactless.Also I have checked that SiC element is producing so intense EM field, that my IR meter (that is reading data from TC) was unstable at 800W and more.
eros is sencitive to this interference and has had many medical issues with this as has Me356. The worst: eros has spent a month in the hospital to clear his head.
-
Quote
The Rossi reaction has a intractable problem that is impossible to solve.
Indeed, Axil. The Rossi reaction's main problem is that it doesn't exist and Rossi is a crook.
-
Indeed, Axil. The Rossi reaction's main problem is that it doesn't exist and Rossi is a crook.
Mary you silly thing, you have always been such an emotional creature. As you most often do, you speak from the heart rather than the brain.
