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Here's a proper 'lab-rat' LENR system- almost at the end of debugging and just beginning calibration. 8 individual 'hot tube' reactors carefully matched during construction, with upgraded insulation and common power supply, each one with up to 3…

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I wonder if these anedocdotes have the same origin. Do you have some experience with this kind of cells powered by a galvanostat? What could happen if there is a short inside the cell, possibly caused by the intense boiling?…

Hi mmckubre, very honored for your attention.

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No, of course. But I think F&P had it. So I wonder why they didn't show the curves of both the voltage and the current, at least for the DEMO9_2, which was the most discussed in their…

That is hilarious! May you make if far enough down the road to have Huey and Louie reactors as well!
Good luck and go get 'em!!

Russ wanted to name them all after the Royals. I said at least some of them would be too wet and others too difficult to control, and they would all consume a disproportionate amount of our resources.

That is hilarious! May you make if far enough down the road to have Huey and Louie reactors as well!
Good luck and go get 'em!!

JohnyFive
Can you please give the dimensions of the glass container you used. From your instructions, we are to use 10 ml of electrolyte. That is less than 4 mm deep in the smallest glass jar I have available (6 cm dia x 9 cm high).

AlanG

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Top shelf, right.

Do you have Prince Albert in a can?

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JohnyFive
Can you please give the dimensions of the glass container you used. From your instructions, we are to use 10 ml of electrolyte. That is less than 4 mm deep in the smallest glass jar I have available (6 cm dia x 9 cm high).

AlanG

Russ wanted to name them all after the Royals. I said at least some of them would be too wet and others too difficult to control, and they would all consume a disproportionate amount of our resources.

Here's a proper 'lab-rat' LENR system- almost at the end of debugging and just beginning calibration. 8 individual 'hot tube' reactors carefully matched during construction, with upgraded insulation and common power supply, each one with up to 3…

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I just skipped over the papers. As Mc Kubre already said a remaining voltage is to be expected! Decaying 4He from D-D fusion is strongly ordered due to magnetic momenta from excess flux. Thus the magnetic flux produces - expected…

Perhaps I'm missing something but is this the sort of Titanium foam needed? $15-$40 a kilo..

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I have Am 241 pellet, 0.90 microcuries,

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Russ wanted to name them all after the Royals. I said at least some of them would be too wet and others too difficult to control, and they would all consume a disproportionate amount of our resources.

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I just skipped over the papers. As Mc Kubre already said a remaining voltage is to be expected! Decaying 4He from D-D fusion is strongly ordered due to magnetic momenta from excess flux. Thus the magnetic flux produces - expected…

(Quote from Alan Smith)

Top shelf, right.

Do you have Prince Albert in a can?

Here's a proper 'lab-rat' LENR system- almost at the end of debugging and just beginning calibration. 8 individual 'hot tube' reactors carefully matched during construction, with upgraded insulation and common power supply, each one with up to 3…

(Quote from Ascoli65)


I just skipped over the papers. As Mc Kubre already said a remaining voltage is to be expected! Decaying 4He from D-D fusion is strongly ordered due to magnetic momenta from excess flux. Thus the magnetic flux produces - expected…