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The used Pfeiffer diaphragm pump I received was a total mess and would not pull below ~50 Torr. One of the diaphragms had ruptured, and corrosive gas got inside, freezing the bearings and damaging the camshaft. The bearings had to be ground off, and the…

Mass spec, reactor and a lot of messy-looking plumbing. Nearly ready to rumble, just waiting for cold trap parts (between reactor and mass spec) and also babying this through the next round of vacuum testing.

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I suggest Lloyds of London Anti-Nobel insurance. They have recovered completely after the losses due to the Obama Nobel Prize shock.

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While all these strange and new behaviors might be related, trying to understand the relationship without knowing how each works is folly. Why make a difficult problem more difficult? Why not focus on each alone until it is…

I find only confusion in the effort to combine LENR with the EVO of Shoulders, the hydrino of Miles, the Muon of Holmild, and the Hydroton of Storms. These concepts are each so incompletely understood and so different, trying to talk about them in the…

I think you will all agree Ruby is doing a wonderful job, she has been tireless in pursuit of news of interesting new developments.

I am joining a little crowd of other attendees Including David Fojt on the 11.30 Assisi-Rome train and then the airport…

Since some of the results seem to be consistent with my theory, let me clarify exactly what I propose.

I propose the NAE is a gap slightly wider than the normal distance between the planes of Pd atoms in the fcc structure. Such a gap can form at…

Ruby is doing such a great job, actually several at once, passing out T-Shirts, videoing presentations, and running the mic (when found) round to questioners. Meanwhile I'm working the edge of the crowd, picking up gossip and discussing technicalities.…

Jacques Ruer speaks now on Basics of Air Flow Calorimetry.

Slide title: Determination of the average volocity V-mean.
Industry uses a V equalization screen when measureing this quantity.

Mass airflow sensors are already existing. Hot wire is used in…

Something different from a few weeks ago- turning the fixed flange on a big Mizuo type reactor.

vimeo.com/351906424

Attached is a plot of Log excess power vs 1/T with an uncertainty of ±2 watts shown for the Mizuno data. A linear relationship is clearly produced, which is consistent with previous similar plots of excess power published in J. Cond. Matter Nucl. Sci.…

In the same spirit an important work will be shared at next ICCF .
i leave you to make your technical conclusions.

I am pleased to report a replication of Mizuno's experiment by H. Zhang:

https://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/ZhangHreproducti.pdf

Excess heat started at ~4 W and has now reached 9.6 W. Be careful when comparing this to the original experiment, because…

https://eandt.theiet.org/conte…reactor-in-a-farm-shed%2F



This is about what we do in the field of more respectable science!

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The heater is surrounded by a 316 stainless sheath that is grounded to the reactor body. It's hard to imagine a path where arcing could occur.

For what it's worth, I spoke to an application engineer at PCE Instruments several weeks ago and questioned what would be better for this measurement scenario, a hot wire anemometer or a vane anemometer with a flow hood. He said that in the flow…