Hi Brad Thanks for the update Its interesting that DFK say they dont use an RFG The Rossi web site say they use it to sustain and stablise the reaction plus an element @ approx 400 -600 c Chan (I think) doesnt use a element in the chamber , but uses the rfg. He loads the Ni, fe,Ca,Cu with H ( step process) and now Ortiz More than one way to skin a cat........(sorry cat lovers , analogy only) Pete
> Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 15:39:04 -0800 > From: ecatbuil...@gmail.com > To: vortex-l@eskimo.com > Subject: [Vo]:Chan Method Update > > I got an email from the Chan replicator... He says he has achieved 6 > COP. He has sent me a few messages but does not return any questions > to me.. but he apparently reads what I send him. I said I would post > his update. > > http://www.ecatplanet.net/showthread.php?100-Chan-Method-of-Ni-H-fusion > > Obviously, take this and all Chan updates with a grain of salt, as no > pictures, data, or other corroborating data has been produced. > However, his method seems novel and reproducible. > > I do like the idea of using a RFG of some sort to do the induction > heating of the powders. An RFG that Chan reports using is on ebay for > $200. But it is unclear to me and others I've talked with whether > induction heating can heat and stimulate the powder contents of a > copper tube. > > As far as my own replication attempts, I've gotten my thermocouples > logging more accurately and I've been adding Fe & Cu powders to my > mix.. heating with a band heater and H2 under pressure without > success. But have been spending most my time on software development > for a certain trade show in SF next week. > > - Brad >
