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So, Bruce__H ,

What do you think? The condensers were likely 3/4 full of water?

Perhaps some other ideas would be interesting to pursue...

Was the condenser water even circulating? Are there enough images from the demo to show the reservoir either depleting or maintaining a level?

Perhaps the 1 mW Plant simply ran long enough to fill the condensers and outlet hoses before being shut down. Can 750 L of water be held in the condensers and hoses?

Since there were two pipes from the Plant, two condensers, and two sets of hoses to two reservoirs, perhaps it is even possible water went IN one hose connected to a reservoir, and out the other. I believe that the two reservoirs were joined so that water could transfer between them.

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So, Bruce__H ,

What do you think? The condensers were likely 3/4 full of water?

Perhaps some other ideas would be interesting to pursue...

Was the condenser water even circulating? Are there enough images from the demo to show the reservoir either depleting or maintaining a level?

Perhaps the 1 mW Plant simply ran long enough to fill the condensers and outlet hoses before being shut down. Can 750 L of water be held in the condensers and hoses?

Since there were two pipes from the Plant, two condensers, and two sets of hoses to two reservoirs, perhaps it is even possible water went IN one hose connected to a reservoir, and out the other. I believe that the two reservoirs were joined so that water could transfer between them.

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I'm sure that the reservoirs are joined so as to transfer water between then but I don't know what that means. Do we know what kind of heat exchangers these are? Are they equipped with pumps on their outlets?

By the way. In the old post containing still images that you linked to earlier, there is a diagram from one of Rick Smith's reports showing a schematic of the setup at Doral. That diagram has superimposed on it text containing an argument about water levels on the JMP and Leonardo sides. I hope you realize that the "vent pipe" that the argument depends on is not really a vent pipe.

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Found this on you tube.

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The man is called Parkhomov...

Takes one google click to get it right if one wants to.

Stan, as you seem to be a fan of snarky pedantry (and a massive hypocrite to boot!) you need to be aware that the man is actually called Пархомов, and non-cyrillic renderings can vary.

It means that if you had deigned for yourself what you dismissively prescribe for others, you could have avoided making a daft comment.

(IMO, Parkhomof, or even Harhomof would be better English versions)

Edit: you might want to verify that he actually wrote the English version of that paper instead of just assuming it.

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Thoughts?

Hey Bob, I miss in your list the “master of CF”:

Dot. Andrea Rossi : Conducting all kind of experiments shows (using home-depot garden center materials)

Brief description: LT e-cat, ottoman-e-cat (fat-cat), mouse&cat e-cat, hot-cat, quark-x, e-cat SK (80W, 1kW...)...

Current Status: Already hit the market (if you don’t believe - ask IH, they bought his junk)

Last Communication : Daily updates on JONP (even including the tennis results against his wife; heh heh)

Proposed demo / experiment date : “soon again”

Agreed... makes sense to stick to the accepted version, so let’s not drag this out too much, but Harhomof was only a weak joke for any Russian readers, and Parkhomof (or similar) is a more correct English spelling... Despite the fact that 12300 people don’t realise it.

Nope, just working on the principle that a Cyrillic B is a English V, unless placed at the end of a word, in which case, it is pronounced like an English F.

You don’t agree?

Yes! Well pronounced that way, at least:

http://www.omniglot.com/language/articles/medvedev.php

TBH I didn’t realise there is an actual Russian Ministry of Transliteration, or whatever, so we probably should just stick with what they recommend.

(But then, they probably all speak English with a funny accent, so let’s not give them total credence, eh?)

Indeed. Sorry Bob (and stan)...

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