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I wondered if he meant he took 3 reactors to Stockholm?

Speculation but...Im wondering if the clamps are pressing on the electrodes which actually slide in the tube thereby compacting the powder between them? Otherwise I can't see why such clamps were used. Over centre clamps can produce a lot of force.

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That might work but it's not the arrangement Rossi demonstrated in Stockholm. I think his is much simpler. Unless I'm wrong....

* Both water in and out pipes are radial.
* I don't see any gas ports at all on the one fitted with a…

I can't find a better picture of the reactor without a water jacket. If I had to guess I'd say around 1/4" or 6mm diameter but could be miles out.

Ok so we can work out the frequency which seems resonably low. How about the voltage....

Google found...
https://www.researchgate.net/p…_60_Hz_hydrogen_discharge


Which has data on the breakdown voltage Vs pressure of hydrogen (I assume Rossi puts…

The paper mentions a gap of 1.5cm. Apart from that I think the shape of the end of the electrode (rounded? pointed?) might be more important than other dimensions.

Confused..

The paper says the electrodes are Nickel but doesn't mention plating them with platinum. Has Rossi said they were plated elsewhere?

It also say the current was "direct current" and doesn't mention RF.

Edit: My point being what are you…

Presumably the Stockholm reactor (which allowed light out?) was adequately screened by its transparent tube?

CWatters
Thanks for the interesting references (other ones are also linked in the second paper but I haven't checked them out yet).

The first researcher is located in Switzerland and is measuring these variations from his building in a low background…

Not sure if this link works but it's to a paper ("Diurnal variation of radon progeny") and the abstract describes a similar cycle (high AM, low PM)...

https://www.google.co.uk/url?s…-XlQ-&cshid=1542333222747


Sorry I'm on a tablet that's making it hard…

Might be of interest...

http://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/cosmic/


"Apparent Diurnal Variation in Background Radiation"

If I'm not mistaken his daily cycle about half way down the page ("Radaition by local solar time") is similar to yours in that…

Did Rossi put radioactive materials into early reactors to seed the reaction? That's what this appears to be suggesting...

https://www.mail-archive.com/v…eskimo.com/msg116701.html

Do you have to do the electroplating yourself or could you get someone to plate them for you?

https://www.sharrettsplating.com/coatings/platinum

If I remember correctly a long time ago Rossi talked about fuel preparation for his reactors. I can't remember the details but I'm sure he said or implied it was a key part of his success. Is anything known about this?

Is this still thought to be his/a…

Here in the UK if someone makes claims in an advert that you don't believe can be substantiated you can complain to the Advertising Standards Authority and they will ask the manufacturer to justify the claims they have made. If they cannot then the ASA…

One good thing to come from Rossi's factory will be a few jobs as even a robotised factory needs people. On this page of his forum...

http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=892&cpage=351


Rossi replied to a suggestion by Abe Vincent that he…

20kW would be ok for a water heater. Many electric showers here in the UK are 8-12kW but the flow rate isnt great. 20kW would be pretty decent. Enough for body jets etc.

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100 kw is the right size for a castle I think.

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What kind of home are you talking about?

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Actually, as I said above, their opinions are not based strictly on what Rossi says. The only technical claim he ever made is in the Penon report, and it is nothing like what A.A. or Axil imagine. What Rossi says on his…