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Liked IH Fanboy’s post in the thread Mizuno reports increased excess heat.Like (Post)(Quote from kirkshanahan)
What irks me is people who fail to understand the crucial difference between skepticism in which ideas and results are challenged in a respectful, constructive manner, and pathoskepticism in which a coordinated effort is made… -
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Liked IH Fanboy’s post in the thread Mizuno reports increased excess heat.Like (Post)(Quote from Bruce__H)
And I would whole-heartedly agree. But that is a specious comparison, for at least two reasons. You are attempting to compare a phenomena (LENR) that has quantifiable and measured results by multiple independent persons and labs,… -
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Liked Drummer’s post in the thread Mizuno reports increased excess heat.Like (Post)(Quote from Shane D.)
Mizuno gave information without parts, without dimensions, without the location of the heater, without the position of the nets, without many other important details. And is silent. -
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Like (Post)Interesting to note that Stan Szpak and Pamela Boss did actually try Nickel Mesh and Palladium at SPAWAR.
This was a test of using an IR Camera to observe thermal events on the mesh in their co-deposition research where Pd and D was deposited on Nickel… -
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Like (Post)Yes, the ego is a handicap in all human activity, but other fields of science find ways to resolve conflict and take advantage of expert opinion while ignoring the ego. It seems to me the lenr problem is rather unique because it is not exposed to the… -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Like (Post) -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Like (Post)I would use stainless tubing if only to keep the materials palette simple, Also I would sooner use swagelocks than teflon tape. -
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Replied to the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.PostWith all due respect to my friends Alan and Alan above, according to my TIG instructor and my own personal experience, TIG welding stainless is relatively easy compared to mild steel, and far easier than aluminum. Note I said "relatively".
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Liked magicsound’s post in the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Like (Post)Prototype half-scale cell 40 x 300 mm. The heater is a 150 watt cartridge inserted in the thermowell. I'll initially assemble it without Ni mesh, for vacuum testing and bake out. The ports are both 3/8" Swagelok, welded to the end caps.
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Liked Robert Horst’s post in the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Like (Post)Here is an idea for a heater for the Mizuno replications.
First, there are several reasons to think that the heater function is not just to heat the Nickel mesh.
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Liked Max Nozin’s post in the thread Mizuno reports increased excess heat.Like (Post) -
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Liked magicsound’s post in the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Like (Post)My initial report on the Ni mesh preparation:
https://bit.ly/2Mv13HY
This is a "Live Document" and will be updated periodically as the work continues.
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Like (Post)(Quote from skip)
Hi skip.
You say 'Whereas a deep vacuum is required to degas the system, a turbomolecular vacuum pump has been recommended. A “roughing” vacuum pump to do the initial extraction would ease the turbo pump’s work." You need a… -
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Replied to the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Post“There can be only one”
(please forgive the Highlander quote)
Regarding the replication of Mizuno’s R20, I understand that Jed and Mizuno (both whom have my greatest respect) wish for this to be replicated. I do too. I feel it is appropriate to prove… -
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Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread Happy Moon Landing with Scifi Paperbacks.Like (Post)(Quote from ZenoOfElea)
Larry Niven (in his prime) was in my opinion on of the greatest science fiction writers of his generation. Ringworld novels are amazing, and 'Neutron Star' one of my favourite short storied. -
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Like (Post)This thread is veering all over the place again.
(Quote from Riom)
I think this is a really important point. Google's imprimatur is very important.
To circle back, the original question was "What is the highest priority experiment the LENR community… -
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Well, stranger things have happened. My father was a very skilled cabinetmaker and was once asked to advise an orthopaedic surgeon on improving the standard ways of fixing metal plates to bone. Don't confuse manual… -
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Liked Curbina’s post in the thread MIZUNO REPLICATION AND MATERIALS ONLY.Like (Post)This might sound OT, but in the end I think is not, so bear with me.
I have been doing some digging for the past few days, specifically, I begun to look for research that supports the idea that cavitation can cause nuclear reactions. This all stems… -
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Like (Post)I would agree it would be Mizuno but it would be on firmer ground if someone capable, for example a scientist from IH or a university had visited Mizuno and had been taken through all the measurement steps (never mind the construction and preparation… -
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Like (Post)As an outsider (new to this forum) but as an engineer that has followed CF from P&F times, an answer to Google's question seems really clear to me.
Google's goal is stated to find the 'definitive experiment'. There is one clear candidate:
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