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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread Shielding from reactor emitting RF and RF measuring.Like (Post)ETA- that faulty flourescent mentioned above btw was around 15 meters away in another part of the building. -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread Shielding from reactor emitting RF and RF measuring.Like (Post)A few points.
I would not expect to see low-energy gammas with an SBM-20 detector. We were using 'pancake detectors, like these. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SI-…c63809:g:8moAAOSwawVZexyv These are roughly 10X as sensitive as an SBM-20 - in part because… -
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Liked Cydonia’s post in the thread Rossi Lugano/early demo's revisited. (technical).Like (Post)(Quote from JedRothwell)
Your comments are full of good sense....especially if reader remains a foreigner in Lenr field therefore when you understand how IH cleverly bypass Rossi's patent, I laugh so much that I'm going to choke
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread News about Woodford and Industrial Heat.Like (Post)(Quote from Dr Richard)
We could do that , but we could not (at the moment) afford to defend it from the patent trolls who are making their presence felt in this field. And since they haven't yet stumbled on the fuel mix we use, we have no wish to give… -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread News about Woodford and Industrial Heat.Like (Post)(Quote from JedRothwell)
Well, as I'm an honest guy operating on my own dollar they should believe me. But if people don't want to they can do so. I'm not seeking validation from anybody here, just sharing some information.
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread LENR Futures - what will they look like?.Like (Post)(Quote from THHuxleynew)
I said in my first post on this topic that
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And there is more to the world than the UK too. For examples of the fight against renewables though look at S. Africa, where the battle is still being fought -… -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread News about Woodford and Industrial Heat.Like (Post)We aren't playing the 'peer-reviewed' game, there (at the moment) is honestly little point in putting in the considerable time and effort required by such distractions that will probably take a year to see daylight. You can produce as many papers as you… -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread News about Woodford and Industrial Heat.Like (Post)(Quote from Ahlfors)
Well, thank you for that, and possibly true. I am not sure what IH have currently, but Russ and I think we are level with Brillouin's verified XSH claims at least. -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread LENR Futures - what will they look like?.Like (Post)Trying to decide on how, when and even if LENR research will emerge into the market is difficult. One of the key problems I suspect is that we are uncertain as to what 'shape' market-ready cold fusion might take. Will it be suited to a centralised… -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread Aluminum is new oil?.Like (Post)I think I should post this video. This was not made as a show-off, it's just an impromptu and rather blurry (crap on the lens) video of a standard 3.5 kW propane/gasoline generator - which has never seen a gram of either from new - running on hydrogen… -
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Liked Shane D.’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)I was thinking of changing the threads title to: "The Rossi Effect workshop for experimenters", or something like that. In talking with Cydonia, he confirms what so many others have hinted at...there are a number of people interested in starting work on… -
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Liked gerold.s’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)Cydonia Just for my info .... what grade of stainless steel do you use?
We are currently using this type: https://www.bohler-edelstahl.com/en/H525.php
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Liked Cydonia’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)Dear Gerold,
we use AISI 304 close to 316, in fact.
their main quality is that they are almost transparent to magnetism.
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)Hi gentlemen. We use 316 for the same reason - non-magnetic and reasonably easy to machine. We try in general to avoid metal when working above 900C or so - preferring Alumina and Quartz. BTW, have found a great high-temperature sealing compound - very… -
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Liked Cydonia’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)(Quote from Alan Smith)
Of course, it's a joke
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Liked Drummer’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)(Quote from Cydonia)
I observed excess heat just before the destruction of the installation. 20-90 seconds, 15-30 watts out of 1-2 grams of nickel. This is not to say that this proves something. Therefore, a number of assumptions arose.
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Liked Cydonia’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)Dear Shane, i come here from time to time because there have been many distressing periods, sterile, tiring.
I should add also that I haven't always been good about own communication
So, I didn't follow everything that was said in threads.
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Liked Cydonia’s post in the thread Ni-H workshop for experimenters..Like (Post)(Quote from Shane D.)
it's own results from some experiments we made.. First burst we saw was at beginning of last november,
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread Rossi Lugano/early demo's revisited. (technical).Like (Post)(Quote from Paradigmnoia)
I have made a lot of these as you might imagine. I always make the Kanthal coil quite a lot smaller than the cylinder it is to cover, and the bigger the cylinder the bigger the difference in diameter. For example 15mm coils for… -
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Liked Ahlfors’s post in the thread News about Woodford and Industrial Heat.Like (Post)buy another one you rich m