Ryoji Furui . What good news! I would be happy to read it for you an make any suggestions about it.
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Here's one of the patents.
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If you are making your own aluminium electrodes, I have an 'at your own risk' suggestion as to how. Make some weak potassium hydroxide solution - 0.1M or less. Bring to the boil and just dip a piece of Al in (Briefly) it will turn a dirty grey colour. That is a coating of Al203 stuck very firmly in place. The longer you leave it in the more complete the coating, brief exposure gives a porous coat. This is cookery, so results may vary.
2 caveats.
1. KOH is caustic - like lye. Boiling hot KOH is vicious stuff- take all appropriate precautions. And keep a window open.
2. It must be boiling- below boiling point the reaction chemistry changes and your electrode will basically just dissolve to white powder.
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“Our AI is fake” Lol. Anyway, they still used the likeness and voice so the heirs can still pursue the compensation.
Dumb defence. They should have said 'It wasn't us, a big AI did it then ran away'/
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Note the anode and cathode polarity not coinciding with Shoulders.
Bob Greenyer messaged me about this- he said "You can let TIBI know that I saw that George had got the polarity wrong in his diagram when I was editing the video and it should be the other way round."
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Thank you for all your information and efforts. I'm having a bit of a clear-out in my lab at the moment. Drop me a line via the forum mail and tell me if you need anything. I may have it.
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I am interested in exploring models that can be inferred locally and trained on websites and documents that can aid research in the LENR field and answer newer members questions.
Professor David Nagel (Washington USA) is running a fairly big project on similar lines - he is working with a bunch of students training an AI on everything relevant. . There is also this article (by oone of the forum admin team...
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Klimov has allegedly complained that ENG8 are using his technology., he has a couple of apers in LENR-canr.org I think. Boddeker is a new name to me. Good find.
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You may remeber that ENG8 gave a demo at Culham Labs, home of the Jet torus reactor. I was told by ground staff there that they had already moved a lot of the peripherals and shipped them to Europe (CERN, ITER?)
This is the official version.
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How to disassemble a fusion reactor
Scientists have started to decommission the United Kingdom’s Joint European Torus (JET) — one of the world’s foremost nuclear-fusion reactors — 40 years after it began operations. The process will take 17 years and will prioritize reusing and recycling parts — and use the knowledge to make sure future fusion power plants are safe and financially viable. JET taught scientists about how to build and fuel ITER, the ambitious US$22-billion fusion reactor in France, which scientists aim to have up and running in the 2030s.
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From the ISCMNS YT channel, the first 8 of a number of historic VHS tapes
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Frequency is defined as the number of cycles per second. A clockwise cycle results in a positive frequency, while a counterclockwise cycle results in a negative frequency.
Only in a mathematician's imagination. If I swap live for neutral on a 50Hz power cord my vacuum cleaner doesn't start blowing instead of sucking.
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By the same logic, because the LENR systems on earth don't have the same nuclear environment as occurs in the core of the Sun therefore protium fusion is not possible on earth.
Problem is that it actually does happen, right here on earth. But protium isn't carbon. For something to happen the conditions need to be right. For example to make mashed potato you cook the potato in water at 95-98C. To make french fries you cook them in oil at 150-180C. The starch in the potatoes is transformed in different ways by the change in the surrounding environment.
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What is the difference in the hydrogen fusion reaction in the Sun with the carbon reaction in other stars? If hydrogen fusion is going on in LENR, then Carbon fusion is going on in the thunderstorm system. Why is one reaction possible and the other is not?
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Because the TG does bot have the same internal environment as a carbon star perhaps?
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Transporting highly enriched 235U has to be done with extreme caution, because of the very real danger of accidental criticality.
Great care was certainly NOT taken in the 1960's. My late brother was what was called a 'shipworker' in London Docks, an expert in how to stow cargo. This is a very useful skill, particularly when loading mixed-cargo bound for multiple different ports. He eventually ended up running the Albert Dock and retired not long before they all closed. Every now and then a couple of crates - small but very heavy - were delivered direct to dockside marked for his attention (unusual in itself) which were to be landed in Jamaica via an Elder-Ffyfes banana boat and put into a customs bonded warehouse there for onward transit.- somewhere.
The relevant thing is the crates were always sent separately very shortly before departure and arrived stencilled with the different hold numbers they were to be put into and also notices saying they must always be kept at least x feet apart.... He always wondered if they were parts for nuclear weapon testing. I suspect they probably were.
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We have a massive oil platform that is off the coast of Australia rusting away maybe that can become a source of iron and copper and anything else the sea can use
That is the reason why 'wreck fishing' for sport is so popular around the UK coast, maybe in other places too, but we have a lot of wrecks, - there's a whole very productive zone around them precisely because of the Fe leached from them. The big fish move in because there's plenty to eat there.
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Super video- well worth a watch.
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This is complex and will take a little time to digest. But on the topic of 'no-one is in a hurry to repeat' plasmoid experiments, I should mention Lutz Jatner in Germany who has been investigating this area for some time.
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Stevenson wrote in this forum on the use of iron, very good work too, and there is the workshop paper I presented at Assisi September 2022 looking at several different materials.. https://www.lenr-forum.com/att…2022-lec-paper-final-pdf/