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I thought that too, but even within the LENR community this is facing very less interest.

Even at ECW, where they usally disassemble and sniff each fart of Rossi in super prolonged discussions, the post covering this paper has not…

(Quote from AlainCo)

Right, because of that I created a dedicated one.

Go on here please

Very interesting!
Seems to be fresh out the oven!

Paper with experimental results included in NASA US20170263338 application.

I did try to replicate the me356 Ni200 coil reactor back in June of 2016. I was never able to observe excess heat with my replication. Like magicsound said, the heating power waveform and pressure profile were not available so I tried several…

Has MFMP tried to replicate it? if not, why should have others?

EDIT: to clarify, I just find odd that me356 is lamenting that nobody has attempted this while BG acknowledges the same. MFMP is the group with "direct access" to the inventor. It would…

Maybe of interest: In the ECW comment section me356 just wrote that 2 years ago he shared informations of his first excess heat generating reactor with MFMP.
Bob Greenyer replied to that with a link where a full description and possible signs of excess…

Sorry, it was me moving the posts into a dedicated thread. Before it was off topic in the Rossi vs. Darden thread.

me356's reactor did not work when MFMP visited him in Czechoslovakia, but does now according to Acland's interview with him. Parkomov's reactor also did not work when MFMP visited Moscow, but started working after they left. At least both allowed…

Shane D. thanks for the notice to the interview. I'm visiting ECW only once a week at the moment.
Just for completeness here the interview by Frank Acland:
http://e-catworld.com/2017/09/…owards-commercialization/

The paper is available online as a free pdf.

https://www.ripublication.com/ijoms17/ijomsv12n3_01.pdf

LOL! Suhas now suddenly revoked his offer to get his reactor tested by MFMP:

youtube.com/watch?v=eQZXKUTY4Qo


How surprising...

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The process studied in the paper requires protons with 260 keV, produces 3He rather than 4He and yields electrons with 5.6 MeV, which would be readily detectable. So my working assumption is that this not a promising avenue of…

barty hmm I'm not sure. I used to think along those lines that maybe some kind of localized fusion of light elements could be occurring under the right kinetic conditions. It would need to be low energy stimulus so as not to ionize the initial atom…

Hmm, is this the reaction we may see in "LENR"? It's still "simple fusion" but without neutrons?

A recent paper indicates that part of stellar proton-proton chain reaction can be reproduced in the lab without neutron or gamma emission --

"Observation of Electron Emission in the Nuclear Reaction between Protons and Deuterons"

Abstract

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Hi Alan,
Yes, before automating the pressure control system, I had to be careful to ensure that the electrolysis current was turned up during cooling phases otherwise the hydrogen pressure drop could ingest trap water or electrolyte! Once it was running…

Hi Alan, You requested some photos.. Here are a small selection. Let me know if you want any details of any of the parts. 

That's quite enough Mary. Your feelings on this topic are well known to the whole universe. One more and it's bye bye time.

As vortex and ECW relayed, Tahakashi Mizuno published astounding results :
http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/MizunoTpreprintob.pdf

It is a preprint for JCMNS25


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E-cat world published a quick…