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Kirk, I have no issue with what little I know of your analysis of errors. It's a very interesting line of inquiry, one that I hope people with relevant expertise can discuss further here. I will readily agree with you that any work that is genuinely…

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You mean you never knew that, in reference to your own experimental work, when you were instructed to multiply your measured voltage by 3 to get the 'real' voltage, that if you multiplied it by 4 you would get the wrong answer? …

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As woodworker noted, they cost a lot. It's an area where the "you can pick any two from 'good, cheap, and fast'' applies. Getting them during the trial will likely be cost-prohibitive, even with generous crowdsourced…

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The problem with 'isoperibolic' calorimeters is that they typically only use a single point temperature measurement (referenced to a stable point to account for room temp drift and such). Any single point measurement (of any kind)…

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Clearly my English is poorer than I thought ......
What evidence do you need?! I reported two files coming from different sources, both showing the presence of buildings in Lot 1. In 2005 that Lot belonged to Cherokee, who had…

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Your suggestion is new, as I have been saying. What you did was to propose a new aspect of calorimetry that has yet to be given a solid empirical foundation. In applying your suggestion to the calorimetry seen in LENR…

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Sure. As you say, you get information from Washington Post reporters. (Who get information from me, and then garble it.)
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Absolutely. Just because Nature and the Washington Post and the rest of the mass media…

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No it doesn't. The variation in calibration constant observed was circa 1%RSD, which is characteristic of a very good analytical technique. Storms' data on this fits this, and Miles has many publications showing the same level…

I was asking Shanahan. Reading most LENR papers is not informative for me. The ones I have seen, mostly through your recommendations, were bleakly put together and mostly incomprehensible to me due to a lack of detail, especially in the materials…

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I spoke with Frank on Saturday about this 'infection' problem on ECW. He's working on it as a matter of urgency.

@ thetruemonty, yes I do use ad blockers and they are usually very effective.

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No.
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Yes. Many times.

Rather than ask questions like this, why don't you read the literature? Oh, wait, I forgot. You and Axil don't read anything or know anything. Your job is to pontificate in perfect…

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Of course, this is exactly the design of isoperibolic calorimeters which is why I have long objected to relying on these as much of low power LENR has. As I have reminded Jed frequently, and he seems to have ignored, isoperibolic calorimeters…

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Your CCS goes beyond simple instability and needing to have a system in a steady state in order to be able to calibrate it. You further suggest that it is possible to have a situation where the (mis-) calibrated system…

Irving Dardik did at least get a movie made about him. Though I doubt it ever went on general release.


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Re: transcripts:

Expensive, very, if you want daily transcripts. Think $6-7 per page and one day of trial may generate hundreds of pages of transcript. And I think most people would be surprised by how boring much, most, of the trial will be. …

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No. In fact it is not new. Unless you're talking about the abbreviation itself, which I don't think you are. Every scientist or engineer should know that a system is only calibratable if it is stable. If it is not, then a…

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And why would that be relevant to the issue of whether or not Rossi satisfied the conditions precedent to getting the additional $89 million? That is the primary issue re: the plaintiff's complaint.

Ouch, those Darden / Cherokee folks really seems to to be some despicable fake green lawyer sharks... Their "documented" business model looks ugly to me anyway. Somebody else is always expected to pay for their "green" agenda ... …

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Do you acknowledge that your CCS is something new, not documented before as such in electrochemistry or calorimetry? If so, it must be shown to be real, and not simply an intellectual exercise. Someone has to do that…