Pete Darling Administrator
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Pete Darling reacted with
to stefan’s post in the thread LENR vs Solar/Wind, and emerging Green Technologies.. A poetic take on the environmental question; Gray -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread Frank Gordon / Harper Whitehouse - the LEC -collected papers. I am reverting bak to using Ni Foam hydrogenated (no co-dep) in H2Co3 electrolte for 48 hours as the working electrode (WE) and as mentioned above Zinc-plated steel counter electrodes.
This is the Ni foam hydrogenation set-up - carbon anode.
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to Stevenson’s post in the thread George Egely's Magic Wand. […]
It is not too difficult to build a high voltage probe: just use a compensated voltage divider, featuring a high voltage rated resistor on the high voltage side. Since the voltage is not so high (few kVs), there is no need to use GOhm resistors and so… -
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to Curbina’s post in the thread ICCF-25 - Presentation Videos (almost all).. Very well formatted and with subtitles to complement the audio, main focus in the slides and the presenters in a small window. I really liked the site and the quality of the videos, Kudos to the organizers for an outstanding job, and much earlier than… -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread ICCF-25 - Presentation Videos (almost all).. Dear ICCF-25 Participant,
we are pleased to inform that a videos of the oral presentations given during ICCF-25 Conference have just been published at https://recordings.iccf25.com/
Use a “iccf25poland” as a password to see the content.
Kind regards,
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to Gennadiy Tarassenko’s post in the thread Earthquake Lights. LENR, or dare I say EVOs?. Seismic Data on Cold Nuclear Fusion
#Gennady Tarassenko, Elena Demicheva, Matvey Tarassenko
Caspian University of Technology and Engineering named after Sh.Yessenov, Kazakhstan
[email protected]
Fluid formation and formation of minerals occurs in the… -
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to Frogfall’s post in the thread Earthquake Lights. LENR, or dare I say EVOs?. A couple of decades ago I spent some time investigating the possibility of earthquake lights following repeated sightings of strange lights over a coastal region in northwest England (as an offshoot of an ongoing interest in ball lightning). I contacted… -
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to PhysicsForDummies’s post in the thread Earthquake Lights. LENR, or dare I say EVOs?. There are interesting stories about the "Earthquake Lights" before the tragic Morocco earthquake.
This seems to me right in the LENR wheelhouse.
Or dare I say, in hopes of not bringing out the crackpots, EVO related?
From the finest scientific source (and… -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread Frank Gordon / Harper Whitehouse - the LEC -collected papers. Hi- a bit pushed for time tonight. Here's my presentation from Assisi...and the paper.
IWAHLM Assisi 2022 ppoint.pdf
The paper..
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to Ahlfors’s post in the thread NASA’s Lattice Confined Fusion (LCF). Plop -
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to nickec’s post in the thread George Egely's Magic Wand. […]
Please post your material list and your sources. This will help others to quickly move forward. -
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Pete Darling reacted with
to Alan Smith’s post in the thread Frank Gordon / Harper Whitehouse - the LEC -collected papers. The cathode on the left was my first attempt at nickel plating, the nickel deposit on the LHS is way too heavy, so I diluted the 'Watts' plating solution 50/50 to reduce its conductivity and lowered the voltage and current as mentioned above. The result… -
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to fabrice DAVID’s post in the thread Cavitation (sonofusion) reactor from B-J. Huang et al.. Yes, WWII fighters like the Tempest used water injection to briefly increase power during dogfight. But that has nothing to do with our research. Preliminary experiments were carried out with aqueous solutions for safety reasons. But it works best with… -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread LAB COFFEE TIME AND SWOP-SHOP. Nice curiosity on Ebay -clockwork calorimeter. (The stirrer is clockwork) . If I has space I would buy it just for the pleasure of owning it. -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread THE ISCMNS AT ICCF-25, REORGANISATION PLANS, SOCIAL MEDIA,. Good news from Japan, the Japanese Society (76 members) has agreed in principle to affiliate with ISCMNS. We are waiting for the French society meeting where they will hopefully also agree.to affiliate. -
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to Paradigmnoia’s post in the thread Generator Tarasenko based on the model of the planet Earth. […]
To be clear, that is not how the bulk of the part of Ireland got to Newfoundland 😁
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to Curbina’s post in the thread Generator Tarasenko based on the model of the planet Earth. […]
Just as you point out, Human activity can create deposits of stuff that much later puzzle the people unaware of the facts. Terra Preta deposits on the Amazonian Basin are such a puzzling remnant of a forgotten past. -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread The Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO) as the cause of the vacuum reaction.. […]
I think you should tell us how that is done so we can measure it. -
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread Frank Gordon / Harper Whitehouse - the LEC -collected papers. […]
If you mean HCl that will certainly remove rust, but I prefer to use greener chemicals like citric acid- which is also easy to buy at high purity. For degreasing, acetone works very well but often contains quite a high percentage of water, which is…
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