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Lots of inconsistencies in these data: Why the overshoot in T for one cell (A) and not (B)?/were the current/voltage data taken at the same time as the tests - different timescales?/very small rise in T 0.3 degrees in calorimeter experiment even though…

If you cannot download the file I've copied and attached it hereRandy_Booker_Report.pdf

Prior to the start of the reaction, the cell was connected to a vacuum pump and all unwanted gases
were removed down to a pressure of approximately 40 mTorr. Fuel for the reaction was provided in the
form of hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) gas, which were…

......Poor old patent examiner having to wade through this lot, I wonder how much of it is actually relevant? ....and the mechanics of the energy generator is just so complex it's hard to imagine it working reliably without self destructing and throwing…

agreed......the EVO as originally defined is a cluster of electrons defying the Pauli exclusion principle, appearing in ball lightning and as such probably only can have a catalytic role ( like the muon ) in LENR. It all definitely happens in lightning…

Yeah we all know that .....but we tolerate his eccentricities just in case he does come up with the goods one day (low probability but there's always a chance, like winning the lottery!)

(Quote from RobertBryant)


Just around the corner in the new super-cooper LEP ring we would like to have.

A new toy for man with a rare kind of brain defect. Or a simple charm violation of the political charge symmetry between IQ-of-rulers versus IQ of tax…

Lots of maths .....but all this does is simply model everything we know anyway. How does this get us anywhere? Where is the new physics we need TG?

Then why didn't team Google test out this easy route to LENR perfection? Because it's not LENR? If not fusion, where does the massive excess energy come from?

Well, we all know that fusion reactions occur in lightning during thunderstorms because gammas and neutrons have been measured etc. I just worry that Mills', Safire and the QX plasma experiments are only achieving a 'partial' lightning effect - some…

From Rob Woudenberg 's link above...

Additionally, there’s also low-energy nuclear reactions (LENR), which we’re working on here. We’ve got 22 years and hundreds of experiments now on low-energy nuclear reactions which indicate that this is real.…

.........because the rate of UDH synthesis is very slow and is in equilibrium with the reverse reaction perhaps? Need to discover better catalysts to increase the concentration of UDH to increase the probability of subsequent fusion reactions. Which is…

Proposal of a "purely electromagnetic compound of picometer size" doesn't account for why only Fe-54 reacts. How do the neutrons cause this selection, unless the forces involved in pico-chemistry interact with neutrons. As I proposed an electron could…

A personal who shall not be named already indicated his powder based systems that he made in coordination with Alan were at such a level. And, from what we've been told about their systems, there were still many fuel prep techniques and stimulation…

....the more you know the more the questions are asked....we're only scratching the surface of understanding nuclear physics with extremely primitive models at best!

......sounds really exciting, I must get my garden shed reactor up and running ASAP!

I am at 180W now. The temperature is still rising. I can't say we have excess heat. But I can say the temperatures are higher beyond error than during calibration.
Temperature inside the core (heater temperature) is 675°C 677°C now. It should be 652°C…

Hotspots of fusion activity have been reported in other systems so such burst like AHE activity is not unexpected in Takahashi' s reactor. I suggest what they are referring to is gas turbulence from local heating of gases close to these hotspots flowing…

Pointless exercise - what is there to calculate? TC 2 was positioned closest to TC 4 and registered no transient decreases in temperature. Another point - if these changes were caused by gas turbulence by nuclear events wouldn't you expect to see…