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Rob Woudenberg Reacted with
to Gregory Byron Goble’s post in the thread Electron-assisted fusion. Dr Richard - I'm still finding bits of time to investigate these folks. Recently came across this (Google translate edition) I'm putting together a synopsis for off a thread. @ me if you find anything on the history and skillset of these players.
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Electron-assisted fusion.
(Quote from Gregory Byron Goble)
Interesting research group.
A collection of their patent applications maybe worth to have a look at to at least see what they are up to.
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread.
(Quote from Lou Pagnucco)
Interesting finding Lou. Worth having a look at.
However this does not seem to be related to ultra dense hydrogen. Hydrogen is not mentioned as a key element.
Nor is Rydberg matter mentioned. However the lithium mentioned might be… -
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Rob Woudenberg Reacted with
to barty’s post in the thread Multi-Factor-Authentication is now available. You now have the possibility to activate a second-authentication-factor for logging into your LENR Forum account!
This is a great feature to increase your account security!
The idea of a "second-factor-authentication" (short 2FA or MFA for… -
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to Stevenson’s post in the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop. Here it is the document! Hope it will be useful. -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Japan LENR Updates.
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It's probably a typical phenomenon in LENR that incorporates hydrogen stored in metal lattices.
The issue with metals is that when hydrogen is stored it is happening in a very non-homogeneous lattice structure due to the grain… -
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to RobertBryant’s post in the thread Japan LENR Updates. JCF21
translation..says July 2021
not sure if has been on LF
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Japan LENR Updates.
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The movement of heat is a bit more complex.
It depends on the material.
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread ICCF21 Thread.
(Quote from RobertBryant)
I just got a patent application alert on Quantum Spring Research PTY Ltd (Australia).
Here's the application for those who might find this interesting.
Title: ION BEAM DEVICE AND METHOD FOR GENERATING HEAT AND POWER
Abstract:
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread NASA’s updated Lattice Assisted Nuclear Fusion revamped site (Have Fleischmann and Pons been finally vindicated?).
(Quote from Cydonia)
The link provided gives you all the info you want. -
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to r.hellenbrand’s post in the thread LENR vs Solar/Wind, and emerging Green Technologies.. Loss free energy storage battery could revolutionize green energy storage!
https://www.heat-insyde.eu/
This video explains how the storage works, is only in Dutch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aXALl8gYik&t=25s
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to RobertBryant’s post in the thread New USPTO Patent Applications from Industrial Heat. (Quote from Ahlfors)
Looks interesting..
tantalum heater more durable than nichrome
a work in progress by Barot
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop.
It's not very useful to suggest all kinds of different materials and geometries to move forward for the moment.
Key is to define as simple as possible experiments to determine whether and in what way the air or hydrogen is ionized, in both polarity… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Norront Fusion Energy AS.
Sindre has started a crowdfunding to support his research:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/hel…d-fusion-become-a-reality
(thanks to @Ahlfors)
Target 100.000 Norwegian Krona, 10.000 Euro.
Please support if you can, there is a lot of potential in this technology. -
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to Wyttenbach’s post in the thread New Patent Filed by Leif Holmlid. (Quote from Cydonia)
Yes: They explained stolen steel with losses from cold fusion. The crater this would produce would be as big as half India.... -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop.
(Quote from THHuxleynew)
In the case of some LEC implementations this would imply that also Fe-H is ionizing gas.
As indicated earlier, the ionization needs further research. But if proven this would be a very interesting finding.
What adds to the puzzle… -
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Rob Woudenberg Reacted with
to THHuxleynew’s post in the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop. I'm not entirely sure which of the claims here are prompting interest:
The electrical output - as Alan and others pointed out early on - looks like a galvanic cell. There are many effects that can generate voltages in that range and at very low powers the… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread New Patent Filed by Leif Holmlid.
Cydonia
If you found a new method or research topic that needs attention, it's best to create a new discussion thread yourself.
Creating a new discussion thread with a fresh topic will get much more attention and that is of course what you intend.
But… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread New Patent Filed by Leif Holmlid.
(Quote from Ahlfors)
The third picture you posted is not visible, here it is:
This seems to come from the patent examiner. It shows he is not satisfied with the fact that Holmlid indicated that UDH/UDD has been reproduced by Zeiner-Gundersen (Norway) and… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread.
(Quote from Terniac)
In general you are correct. There may be small nuances per country.
See Exceptions and Limitations to Patent Right (WIPO).
Since BLP is US based, you might want to look into the US stands regarding fair use.
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