Hi Journi, I agree Crowd Funding is intriguing and would work if you just had a few bright people on your team that could demonstrate that they are able to produce results. Unfortunately, we have a lot of brainy people, but not enough people with a laboratory or workshop.
I too say look to Russ for an example of open source building of the Papp engine build: http://rwgresearch.com/open-projects/the-papp-noble-gas-engine/ He has a number of things going for him: Honesty, personable, good mechanical skills... and he gets things accomplished. He could kickstart the Papp project or a LENR one. Another possible source is: Take a look also at: http://opensourcenuclearfuel.blogspot.com/ But I do think any LENR builder with a little bit of excess heat needs to come forward and help open source and/or KickStart their project, which is one reason I wanted to reach out to Chan. - Brad On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 12:13 PM, Jouni Valkonen <jounivalko...@gmail.com>wrote: > Brad, please not in this thread! > > I wonder what did I do wrong that I deserved this massive troll attack > from chan, chem, vorl and jojo? > > Did anyone just realize that crowdfunding provided 110 000 dollars for > almost single person company that is aiming to build a *space elevator*that > is in operation by 2020? And if such idea is so feasible, cold fusion > research could benefit quite significantly. I would guess that we could > raise from Vortex mailing list alone annually some few hundred kilodollars. > > –Jouni > > > On 20 September 2012 19:29, ecat builder <ecatbuil...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I too wonder why Chen/Chan/Phen/Mint/quickly,reliable, puppy dog, etc. is >> posting anonymous claims of LENR success and explosions, patents pending, >> and the like.. >> >> Care to tell us your real story? >> >> Respectfully... >> - Brad >> p.s. I don't agree with Jojo's characterization of the Chinese! >> >> >
