Re: [Vo]:X-rays, IR, RF & the Rossi effect

On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 10:37 AM, Jones Beene wrote: Coincidentally, a similar procedure used by Lehigh to test the Thermacore > powder in the early nineties after a successful run. Lehigh was able to see > the signature emission line predicted by Mills at 55 eV instead of

[Vo]:new images RAR Energia gravity motor

RAR Energia have published some clearer images of the mechanism at the end of their web page. The design has some modifications but it is still not clear (to me) how it is supposed to work. It seems they have not given up. http://www.rarenergia.com.br/

Re: [Vo]:EIA graphs shows the decline in coal use, increase in natural gas and wind

Alain Sepeda wrote: > I'm not convinced Powerwall will be less expensive than LENR capacity, but > why not. > I do not think of full-scale power wall would be needed with a cold fusion generator. The PowerWall has 7 kWh capacity. I think that a steam turbine cold fusion

Re: [Vo]:new images RAR Energia gravity motor

Sheesh, that monstrosity is only meant to generate 30KW. So even IF it works perfectly, it is a terrible sounding investment! I can kinda understand that they might be having trouble with it even IF they are right about the concept, there are so many moving parts in that thing it would be easy

[Vo]:a new book about A. Rossi, good for LENR! plus a ~PdD NiH debate

http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2015/12/dec-16-2015-lenr-debate-new-book-about.html I have put passion in the debate, actually it is about the "Principle of the Chief Engineer"- the guide of my professional life. Peter -- Dr. Peter Gluck Cluj, Romania http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com

Re: [Vo]:EIA graphs shows the decline in coal use, increase in natural gas and wind

This look rational. Note that even with the grid surviving, we would not need the usual transcontinental grid, but a small clustered nano/microgrid. One place for optimisation is connection different consumers like housing and industry, or commerces, and offices, electric cars, ... I'm not

[Vo]:I need shields now Scotty!

http://phys.org/news/2010-03-magnetic-monopole-cern-rewrite-laws.html Magnetic monopole experiment at CERN could rewrite laws of physics "Pinfold says the discovery of electronic monopoles will open up a whole new future for materials and technology if scientists can produce large numbers of

[Vo]:Double slit

Hi all, This is a wild idea. I was following an interesting discussion at, http://www.sciphysicsforums.com/spfbb1/index.php search for double slit. The idea here is that the particle wave duality comes from an interaction with the slit via momentum transfer. Whatever you think, it is a good

Re: [Vo]:new images RAR Energia gravity motor

John Berry wrote: Sheesh, that monstrosity is only meant to generate 30KW. > > So even IF it works perfectly, it is a terrible sounding investment! > Like a tokamak plasma fusion reactor. Seriously, I think the people making this think it can only work on a gigantic

[Vo]:Re: LENR reactors need magnetic confinement

Fran-- It seems an experiment would be possible to see some change. A lens in an intense magnetic field may be all that is required. The magnetic susceptibility may act to shield the intense magnetic field to some extent. Two lens with differing susceptibilities may be necessary to

RE: [Vo]:EIA graphs shows the decline in coal use, increase in natural gas and wind

In some areas such as where I live, there are separate charges for delivering electricity and the actual electricity itself on the utility bill. Many months I pay more for line delivery charges than for actual electricity itself.

Re: [Vo]:EIA graphs shows the decline in coal use, increase in natural gas and wind

Here is a situation that I think would be unfair to the power companies, and unsustainable. The Tesla Powerwall project aims to put small batteries in houses so that solar power can be saved up during the day and used at night. Suppose this pans out, and also solar arrays get cheaper and larger. A

Re: [Vo]:EIA graphs shows the decline in coal use, increase in natural gas and wind

I wrote: > They would install a gas powered backup generator that turns on > automatically. This costs about $3000 for a small 11 kW unit (2.5 years of > $100 payments to the power company). > Note that in this scenario they have a Tesla Powerwall, so they do not need a generator capable of