Axil, I watched the videos you referenced.
If correct, the over-unity claims should be very easy to verify. -- Lou Pagnucco Axil wrote: > The Rossi reactor is already obsolete. > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=L7wZqDQ7Pjg > > > This video shows the Papp engine under a *dynamometer* test with > narration > and introduction by Jimmy Sabori. > > > A high efficiency linear generator can be integrated into the design of > the papp engine to convert the reciprocating motion of the piston into > maximum electric power. This free-piston engine/generator combination has > maximum high efficiency and reliability when converting motion to electric > power because of the absence of the mechanical devices like a dedicated > generator crankshaft, connecting rod, etc. The linear generator concept > plays a very important role in this free-piston engine hybrid system to > realize unparalleled high efficient electric power production approach.. > > > This concept is best for transportation, or electric production at home > or > office when coupled with a generator. It can be instantly started or > stopped based on demand whereas the Rossi reactor takes one hour to start > of stop. This leaves the Rossi type reactor to best serve the very limited > high process heat specialty industrial market. > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=UNoxQDS3LlU > > > The video above is a demo of the reaction inside the cylinder of the papp > engine. You will note the formation of ball lightning inside the > transparent cylinder as the noble gas explodes. IMHO, this marks the > formation of Rydberg mater with mediates the intense electron shielding > that reduces the coulomb barrier of the noble gases to the point of > fusion. > > > > Cheers: Axil > > > > > > On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 2:30 PM, <pagnu...@htdconnect.com> wrote: > >> Axil, >> >> I am not acquainted with this engine. >> >> You wrote - >> >> " After several thousand hours the gases lose structure and their >> elasticity." >> >> Does this mean there are transmutations that change gas composition" >> >> Has anyone look at the ash (both gas and cylinder walls)? >> >> Is there dielectric breakdown during ignition with electron cascades? >> If so, have RF-emissions been characterized? >> >> Has anyone tried reproducing the effect outside of an engine where the >> phenomenon can be observed better? >> >> I would be interested in answers to any of these questions >> - especially since McKubre believes it's probably a real nuclear effect. >> >> -- Lou Pagnucco >> >> Axil^2 wrote: >> > *Noble Gas Plasma Engine * >> > >> > In the 1980s, Joseph Papp was granted US Patent No. 3,670,494 for his >> > Noble Gas Plasma Engine. >> > >> > A mixture of recycled inert gases (helium, neon, argon, krypton, and >> > xenon) >> > fills a piston cylinder These gases are exposed to a high-voltage >> > discharge >> > in this sealed cylinder capped with a piston. >> > >> > This spark causes the gases to expand violently though no combustion >> > occurs. Mechanical energy is delivered by the piston's displacement. >> After >> > the spark, the gases immediately collapses to their original volume >> and >> > density, and the cycle is repeated. >> > >> > >> > Replacing these gases cost 15 cents per operating hour . >> > >> > Papp's first prototype was a simple 90-horsepower Volvo engine with >> upper >> > end modifications. >> > >> > Attaching the Volvo pistons to pistons fitting the sealed cylinders, >> the >> > engine worked perfectly with an output of three hundred horsepower. >> The >> > inventor claimed it would cost about twenty five dollars to charge >> each >> > cylinder every sixty thousand miles. >> > >> > Papp had arranged for a demonstration of Volvo engine to >> representatives >> > of >> > the Stanford Research Institute. Unfortunately the day before the >> > demonstration, the Volvo engine exploded. One person was killed, and >> > another person was injured. Papp himself is believed to have died from >> > apparent neutron radiation from his engine. >> > >> > There were indications that such an engine could provide its own >> > electrical >> > power and being a closed system, require no fuel. It is not by >> definition >> > an electromagnetic engine, however. It is believed that at the heart >> of >> > the >> > Papp engine is the development of high-density electrical charge >> clusters >> > which provide the energy to expand the gases. >> > >> > The Papp technology is now in the public domain, Other US patents are >> > 5319336, 4151431, 3670494, 4046167 - Mechanical Accumulator, 3680431 >> for >> > Method and Means for Generating Explosive Forces, and 4,428,193 for >> Inert >> > Gas Fuel, Fuel Preparation Apparatus and System for Extracting Useful >> Work >> > from the Fuel. >> > >> > There are several groups working on versions of the Papp engine. It >> seems >> > to keep recycling through the new energy community. >> > >> > Jim Kettner has incorporated a company called inteligentry, LTD to >> > simply >> > and optimized the Papp process. He will license his prototype for mass >> > production shortly uses the Rossi type try it before you buy it money >> > back >> > guaranty. >> > >> > It looks to me like the Papp engine uses the same basic electron >> screening >> > LERN principles as the Rossi reactor. In the Papp engine, helium is >> the >> > fuel and Argon is the catalyst. Jim Kettner is very open about his >> > technology since most of it is in the public domain. >> > >> > Kettner's company inteligentry, LTD, is selling a demo unit to the >> > experimenter types for $350 so that they can verify in their own minds >> > that >> > gas based LENR works. This LENR engine produced no heat. Its energy >> output >> > is strictly mechanical energy. A simple spark and frequency generator >> are >> > provide. The gas is user supplied. >> > >> > If you are interested, see >> > >> > >> http://www.magistrala.cz/freeenergy/2012/07/28/inteligentry-open-sourcing-noble-gas-engine-core-design/ >> > >> > Public domain LENR >> > Fuel mix >> > xenon 8.5 >> > >> > krypton 12.5 >> > >> > argon 16.9 >> > >> > neon 26.3 >> > >> > Helium comprise the remainder. >> > This technology shares most of the features that are currently under >> > development by other LENR vendors and Focus Fusion. I will discuss >> these >> > similarities in another post. >> > Cheers: Axil >> > >> >> >> >
