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Stevenson Replied to the thread Plasma electrolysis at lower voltages.
I link this post from another thread, because I think it is relevant:
RE: US Navy new LENR patent application (25/03/2021)This is a famous experiment from SPAWAR that apparently detected "neutrons" generated from the cell. The cell design and the… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Plasma electrolysis at lower voltages.
I tryied a couple of times to detect SR by using CDs (CD-R or DVD-R): the "data" side is not so easy to scratch, if handled with a certain care. Even setting on it metallic samples, do not leave any scratch.
However, up to now I have not observed proper… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Plasma electrolysis at lower voltages.
Well done Can! Quite similar results to the ones I obtained many years ago! I don't remember all the details, but in my case the cathodic deposit was less compact, and it detached from the cathod (fell off) as it was formed. The diameter of the wire was… -
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to can’s post in the thread Plasma electrolysis at lower voltages. I repeated the suggestion by Stevenson using a closer distance between the electrodes and different cathode position so that it would draw material from the anode nickel wire "wool", and results (again using 10% HCl) were interesting.
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Plasma electrolysis at lower voltages.
Hei Can! I don't know what your experiments are aimed at (e.g. excess heat, transmutation, radiation, etc.), but I can tell you that you can obtain an electrolytic plasma even at lower voltages and lower currents compared to the ones you are using. I… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop.
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You got it!
It's the Occam's razor (that can be found in medieval sources in three or four versions). -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop.
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This is one of the candidate hypoteses. And actually it is not too difficult to test: the mean free path of H+ ions from the working electrode is strongly dependent from the gas pressure. Ionizing radiation (either high energy… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread US Navy new LENR patent application (25/03/2021).
This kind of "textual plagiarism" in patents is not strictly forbidden, sometimes entire paragraphs of books or papers are reported in the text, also sometimes entire books goes into cited documents list and became publicly available in violation of… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread US Navy new LENR patent application (25/03/2021).
Well... for sure a good news, but nothing really impressive and new in the document. They simply replicated Rossi in a quite trivial way. In comparison dr. Parkhomov did a much more sophisticated work.
However, IMO the most important points are those not… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread An Alternative Mechanical Preparation For LENR Material.
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The cold rolling process has some similarities with this, and has been used by some LENR researchers. Also the spin melting and other strange metallurgic thecniques have been used. The results up to now are not so consistent though.
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop.
Frank Gordon, have you (or any other replicator) verified the effect of the inter-electrode distance on the voltage and/or current generated by the LEC? -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Please post info on any and all designs that create strange ratiation, EVO's, magnetic monpoles and LENR....
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The presentation is very interesting and also makes a good review of varius properties of SR. I have to say that it is really frustrating to see how far we are in understanding this phenomenon and its place in the whole LENR puzzle...… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop.
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Yes, the LEC is a very interesting and promising device, from many point of views. For sure one of the most important feature seems to be its reproducibility, that makes it a perfet lab rat (for LENR, for SR and for other… -
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Stevenson Replied to the thread Frank Gordon's "Lattice Energy Converter (LEC)"...replicators workshop.
By carefully reading the Rout and Srinivasan paper(s), you can notice very small details that however can provide some valuable hints on how to detect the unknown radiation:- this radiation has a magnetic moment, since it is affected by a magnetic field