On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 11:55 AM, David Roberson <dlrober...@aol.com> wrote:
> Mary, there are serious problems with Rossi's demonstrations that we are > all aware of. It is apparent to me that he has a very difficult problem > trying to maintain stability of the power output and I have been doing some > interesting simulation that tends to support this claim. The October 6 > test data shows a clear fingerprint of LENR heat production which I hope to > explain soon. All of the other models that I have seen thus far do not > respond in a manner that comes even close to explaining the anomaly. These > models have been based upon energy storage and release from a large mass of > material inside the smaller cube. A better explanation for the curve can > be obtained by assuming that a large peak of excess thermal energy is > released at the end of the drive cycle due to an inherently unstable > thermal run away process that is quenched just before it becomes > unstoppable. > If so, shouldn't Rossi be telling us that? Do you think he told his anonymous customer who supposedly bought **13** "power plants" consisting of some 600+ individual modular units? Do you believe there is such a customer? Is someone really that dense? What would 13 such things possibly be used for?
