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(Quote from Bob Ellefson)

I agree. I followed almost all the videos and material that Bob presented in recent years, and the evidence it shows are compelling and absolutely relevant to understand LENR and other exotic phenomena. But it is very difficult…

(Quote from can)

This configuration has been described in a number of presentation by Frank. You can find a schematic and picture also in his recent presentation at IWAHLM conference (see the sprecific thread here on the forum, you will find the Youtube…

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Hi Can! There are some evidences that Celani's wires are able to generate more or less the same phenomenon that we observe in the LEC (BTW, as Ed Storm suggested, many LENR systems probably will produce the same effect): they are able to…

I'm pretty sure U. Mastromatteo will be very interested in presentations about the LEC. Given his experience with electronic technologies and materials, he could potentially bring very interesting contributions...

(Quote from Bruce__H)

It depends... Some ionization chambers are closed, some have thin windows, other are completely open. Not all chambers will detect the radiation. The open type will for sure detect the radiation or at least the ionization. By the…

(Quote from Alan Smith)

I made some tests to electrolytically load mild steel and hard steel rods (no co-dep), but I get no "vital signs", so my conclusion (that I reported also at ICCF24) was that hydrogen loading alone was not sufficient to get the…

(Quote from Martellino)

There are a bunch of serious scientist working on the LEC, and all excluded in the early stages the kind of effect you hypothesized, based on data and available experimental evidence. It is clear that you have not read all the…

(Quote from Martellino)

Experiments require time and work to be carried out, so if you decide to do one, it should worth the effort. In my opinion all the replicators have had many evidence that the effect you describe can be safely excluded (there are…

@Martellino, if you are suggesting that H ions may be transferred through the insulators, I would say that this is not coherent with what we observed: a large number of different insulator materials have been tested and it is very unlikely that all…

Hi all!
Yesterday I made a test using a PWM modulated current during co-deposition. The duty cycle was set to 10%, frequency 100 Hz, so the current was ON for 1 ms, OFF for 9 ms. I set the voltage in order to obtain the exact average current I usually…

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The problem with self-developing films is that they are enclosed in a plastic layer. In my opinion "bare" films have to be used to get something. I'm pretty sure an autoradiography of a LEC WE will image something, because the…

(Quote from Alan Smith)

You're right: the frame rate of the camera is quite low but it uses a bolometric sensor, so it integrate the radiation during each frame time. In any case, this has more or less an averaging effect that will hide the spike. This is…

(Quote from Frank Gordon)

Really nice presentation Frank!
Very interesting that the mini explosions shown in your paper are very similar to the one I recorded! Same timescale and shapes, even if they are collected in two different (but related) devices…

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I saved the audio files, so I can produce the screenshot or even send you the data... (the raw data is not as clean as the one I shown: there is a considerable amount of 50 Hz + harmonics superimposed)

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The…

Hi all!
Yesterday I ran a couple of experiments with the LEC. The results are somewhat preliminary (they should be repeated before taking them for granted), nevertheless they are quite interesting.
I activated a WE with my usual technique and tested its…

(Quote from Alan Smith)

I suspect that long plating may be not necessary, for a number of reasons: 1) as suggested by Ed Storm the ionizing agent must be in proximity of the surface (otherwise it would be screened), so even very thin layers should work;…

(Quote from Cydonia)

Almost 0%. I tested "dummy" devices that were identical to the active one either mechanically and chemically, and they didn't generate voltage and current. You could explain the voltage with some very involuted chemical process…

(Quote from Alan Smith)

As I wrote before, the LEC does not behave as an ordinary chemical battery: a short circuit does not hurt in any ways its life and performance. This is because the "source of energy" is somewhat independent from the voltage…