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jox reacted with to sam12’s post in the thread The “Thunderstorm” reactor as another potentially easy to replicate, and very useful, possibly LENR device.
Ashton Forbes comments on Bob Greenyer analysis of Thunder Storm Generator lab results etc.
Starting at 14 minute mark.
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jox reacted with to Frogfall’s post in the thread LK99 -- A new room temperature superconductor?.
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Good call. This does highlight, though, how an entire field can become tainted by the reported actions of one bad actor. -
jox reacted with to Shane D.’s post in the thread LK99 -- A new room temperature superconductor?.
Just so no one gets confused: The Ranga Dias superconductor fraud story is separate from the South Korean team reporting room temp conductivity. While there is still controversy over their findings, there have been no accusations of fraud as with Dias.… -
jox reacted with to LDM’s post in the thread NetIO GC10 Geiger Counter general information and code.
Alternative way of interfacing the NETIO GC10 geiger counter
In the past can provided a solution to interface the GC10 geiger counter to a PC by a serial connection.
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jox reacted with to axil’s post in the thread The Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO) as the cause of the vacuum reaction..
I ran across a post from Bob Greenyer that explains why the Thor system is useful to clean the exhaust of the big electrical generators as follows:
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jox reacted with to Diadon Acs’s post in the thread LENR Theories Discussion..
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This is a very good question.
No, most likely 58Ni and H2 in an electrochemical enviroment.
The idea is to breed D2 in the reactor over time as well with distillation column.
The cathode is a very common Ni200 wire and blank control sample material… -
jox reacted with to Drgenek’s post in the thread LENR Theories Discussion..
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jox reacted with to Curbina’s post in the thread Cavitation (sonofusion) reactor from B-J. Huang et al..
I copied the above post in this thread as THHuxleynew adressed the results of bjhuang paper.
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I really don’t know if you took the time to read the paper and the ensuing polemic about some of the authors being from the company that manufactures the… -
jox replied to the thread Hot Fusion 101 ==> D/D versus P/B versus D/T.
Saw this on ecatworld from Bob Greenyer but I thought I'd upload it here because Alan Smith is mentioned about half way through. If it's in the wrong place could someone please remove it elsewhere.
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jox reacted with to Alan Smith’s post in the thread First Graphene-Based Chip.
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jox reacted with to Tibi.fusion’s post in the thread George Egely's Magic Wand.
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jox reacted with to Frogfall’s post in the thread Biaco, a fairly new UK based LENR company that may be close to market. You decide..
Watching the above video, I think it is clear that they really haven't a clue how this thing works.
Mentioning dissolved minerals and gases, and claiming that the water becomes a non-Newtonian fluid (which it normally isn't), just feels like obfuscation.
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jox reacted with to Tibi.fusion’s post in the thread George Egely's Magic Wand.
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jox reacted with to Ryoji Furui’s post in the thread The Design of Low Energy Nuclear Battery.
Alan Smith,
Thank you for your prompt response. I've used AI to check my grammar and improve readability. Maybe I have to acknowledge AI, too
I'm considering using a small Canon device especially at the production stage, although I haven't contacted them… -
jox reacted with to Tibi.fusion’s post in the thread George Egely's Magic Wand.
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Given the frequently mentioned 2kV nominal voltages involved, I'd expect that capacitor visible under the hand to be 3kV+ rated; and given the small size of it, even if it is ~1nF or 100pF, I suspect the dielectric is the more common class 2 X7R. On…