The results from the latest test run of the MFMP Celani replication are definitely interesting, but there appear to be some strange things happening. I assume that the power being inputted to the device has an equal effect upon the outer glass temperature regardless of the drive wire. I am not sure there has been a good argument as to why this is not true.
If my assumption is correct, then there appears to be an endothermic event when the power was first shifted from inactive to active. This lasted for around 3000 seconds until the power began to rise. The small excess output power lasted for about 1500 seconds. The excess power was very small during this first rise. After the rise, an exponential decay occurred that dropped the output into the endothermic region for a period of approximately 2000 seconds. I would estimate that a significantly larger amount of energy was absorbed during this event than released by the positive pulse. Next a second positive excess region occurred that was larger than the first and lasted for about 1000 seconds. This period was also followed by a negative excess power pulse that exceeded the area of the positive one. The pattern seems to be following the same process into the future. Why do we see a breathing type of effect? It looks very much like energy is stored and then released, but only a good calibration could verify this is happening. I am not aware of any process that would allow energy to be stored during a relatively long period of time and then released for a similar period. This is going to be an interesting behavior to analyze. I hope that the end result is that there is additional energy being generated by LENR, but it is not entirely evident at the moment. I speculate that the only way that extra energy is being generated is if the true calibration is different depending upon which wire is driven. And only then if drive to the active wire does not lead to endothermic behavior. Dave -----Original Message----- From: Arnaud Kodeck <arnaud.kod...@lakoco.be> To: vortex-l <vortex-l@eskimo.com> Sent: Wed, Dec 12, 2012 4:57 pm Subject: RE: [Vo]:Direct heating of Celani's wire at EU cell of MFMP Akira said : > I think it's safe to say that the MFMP finally successfully replicated > Celani's anomalous thermal effect from his treated Constantan wires. The > next step is now to determine whether that is a real effect or it's all > due to a really unexpected artifact lurking somewhere. I would be a little more conservative. The excess power must be kept for more than an hour or two, to at least remove any chemical reaction that may occur. As shown now, the excess power has decreased just above 4W. That excess heat might not stay long. Cross finger that it will happen.
