Re: [Vo]:So close but so far away ... or was it?

2014-02-08 Thread Alain Sepeda
just a side question.

what are the exact link between SPAWAR researches and GEC and their GeNiE
hybrid Fission/LENR incineration reactor.

It seems some retired Spawar researchers are member.
the link with some US invaded islands (Guamaround) is not clear...

note that I don't see clearly the link between fission and LENR. if
confirmed it is a safety problem.


2014-02-08 5:45 GMT+01:00 Bob Cook frobertc...@hotmail.com:

 Jones-- Bob Cook here--

 I doubt there was no connection.  I would guess the work at SPAWAR  became
 a black project.  LENR clearly has potential for ship propulsion and other
 high energy density fuel needs in the Navy.

 Bob Cook
 - Original Message - From: Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net
 To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
 Sent: Friday, February 07, 2014 1:24 PM
 Subject: [Vo]:So close but so far away ... or was it?



  http://www.google/patents/US4489049

 In 1982 - several years before PF made the big splash, scientists working
 under US Navy contracts filed for what became US 4489049 for Solid state
 hydrogen pumping and storage material.

 Abstract: A solid-state hydrogen storage system. A layer of an amorphous
 binary metal alloy of a lanthanide and iron, nickel or cobalt is disposed
 on
 a suitable substrate and overcoated with palladium metal.

 Geeze, it would be a bit of a surprise, thirty+ years thereafter to learn
 that the nickel version of this hydrogen pump did not produce some small
 amount of anomalous heat.

 Of course, there would have been no reason to look for excess heat, at
 that
 time, but who knows how careful they were in the details?

 Funny that years later, on the cancellation of SPAWAR some doubts linger
 as
 to ultimate motivations and to what could be going on behind the scenes.
 Yet, on or about early November 2011, one Rear Admiral Patrick Brady,
 commander of SPAWAR, ordered researchers to terminate all LENR research.
 He
 may or may not have initiated the order, but one is left to wonders where
 Brady, or his superior, was located in 1982 and was he involved in
 continuing RD on the hydrogen storage system ?

 Anyway, his order came about a week after News broke about Rossi's
 October,
 2011, demonstration of the E-Cat.

 Probably no connection just a coincidence... nothing to see here,
 please
 move on.

 Let's turn this over to the conspiracy theorists now so that it will be
 certain to be discredited as with the rest of LENR...

 Jones






[Vo]:So close but so far away ... or was it?

2014-02-07 Thread Jones Beene
http://www.google/patents/US4489049

In 1982 - several years before PF made the big splash, scientists working
under US Navy contracts filed for what became US 4489049 for Solid state
hydrogen pumping and storage material.

Abstract: A solid-state hydrogen storage system. A layer of an amorphous
binary metal alloy of a lanthanide and iron, nickel or cobalt is disposed on
a suitable substrate and overcoated with palladium metal. 

Geeze, it would be a bit of a surprise, thirty+ years thereafter to learn
that the nickel version of this hydrogen pump did not produce some small
amount of anomalous heat.

Of course, there would have been no reason to look for excess heat, at that
time, but who knows how careful they were in the details?

Funny that years later, on the cancellation of SPAWAR some doubts linger as
to ultimate motivations and to what could be going on behind the scenes.
Yet, on or about early November 2011, one Rear Admiral Patrick Brady,
commander of SPAWAR, ordered researchers to terminate all LENR research. He
may or may not have initiated the order, but one is left to wonders where
Brady, or his superior, was located in 1982 and was he involved in
continuing RD on the hydrogen storage system ?

Anyway, his order came about a week after News broke about Rossi's October,
2011, demonstration of the E-Cat. 

Probably no connection just a coincidence... nothing to see here, please
move on.

Let's turn this over to the conspiracy theorists now so that it will be
certain to be discredited as with the rest of LENR...

Jones

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Re: [Vo]:So close but so far away ... or was it?

2014-02-07 Thread Nigel Dyer
Some years ago I was on a Church walk and got chatting with an elderly 
gentleman from the Church and I found that he had been a metallergist, 
so we got to talking about LENR.   It turned out that in the 50's he had 
been working on a project that involved hydrogen and palladium and 
noticed a number of anomolous effects.   For various reasons which he 
explained, and which I can no longer remember they decided not to pursue 
this.
He said that he was not suprised at the Pons and Fleischmann 
developments many years later, but was unaware of the continuing work.

As you say, so close, but so far away...
Nigel

On 07/02/2014 21:24, Jones Beene wrote:

http://www.google/patents/US4489049

In 1982 - several years before PF made the big splash, scientists working
under US Navy contracts filed for what became US 4489049 for Solid state
hydrogen pumping and storage material.

Abstract: A solid-state hydrogen storage system. A layer of an amorphous
binary metal alloy of a lanthanide and iron, nickel or cobalt is disposed on
a suitable substrate and overcoated with palladium metal.

Geeze, it would be a bit of a surprise, thirty+ years thereafter to learn
that the nickel version of this hydrogen pump did not produce some small
amount of anomalous heat.

Of course, there would have been no reason to look for excess heat, at that
time, but who knows how careful they were in the details?

Funny that years later, on the cancellation of SPAWAR some doubts linger as
to ultimate motivations and to what could be going on behind the scenes.
Yet, on or about early November 2011, one Rear Admiral Patrick Brady,
commander of SPAWAR, ordered researchers to terminate all LENR research. He
may or may not have initiated the order, but one is left to wonders where
Brady, or his superior, was located in 1982 and was he involved in
continuing RD on the hydrogen storage system ?

Anyway, his order came about a week after News broke about Rossi's October,
2011, demonstration of the E-Cat.

Probably no connection just a coincidence... nothing to see here, please
move on.

Let's turn this over to the conspiracy theorists now so that it will be
certain to be discredited as with the rest of LENR...

Jones





Re: [Vo]:So close but so far away ... or was it?

2014-02-07 Thread Bob Cook

Jones-- Bob Cook here--

I doubt there was no connection.  I would guess the work at SPAWAR  became a 
black project.  LENR clearly has potential for ship propulsion and other 
high energy density fuel needs in the Navy.


Bob Cook
- Original Message - 
From: Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net

To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, February 07, 2014 1:24 PM
Subject: [Vo]:So close but so far away ... or was it?



http://www.google/patents/US4489049

In 1982 - several years before PF made the big splash, scientists working
under US Navy contracts filed for what became US 4489049 for Solid state
hydrogen pumping and storage material.

Abstract: A solid-state hydrogen storage system. A layer of an amorphous
binary metal alloy of a lanthanide and iron, nickel or cobalt is disposed 
on

a suitable substrate and overcoated with palladium metal.

Geeze, it would be a bit of a surprise, thirty+ years thereafter to learn
that the nickel version of this hydrogen pump did not produce some small
amount of anomalous heat.

Of course, there would have been no reason to look for excess heat, at 
that

time, but who knows how careful they were in the details?

Funny that years later, on the cancellation of SPAWAR some doubts linger 
as

to ultimate motivations and to what could be going on behind the scenes.
Yet, on or about early November 2011, one Rear Admiral Patrick Brady,
commander of SPAWAR, ordered researchers to terminate all LENR research. 
He

may or may not have initiated the order, but one is left to wonders where
Brady, or his superior, was located in 1982 and was he involved in
continuing RD on the hydrogen storage system ?

Anyway, his order came about a week after News broke about Rossi's 
October,

2011, demonstration of the E-Cat.

Probably no connection just a coincidence... nothing to see here, 
please

move on.

Let's turn this over to the conspiracy theorists now so that it will be
certain to be discredited as with the rest of LENR...

Jones






RE: [Vo]:So close but so far away ... or was it?

2014-02-07 Thread Jones Beene
-Original Message-
From: Bob Cook 

Jones-- Bob Cook here--

I doubt there was no connection.  I would guess the work at SPAWAR  became a
black project.  LENR clearly has potential for ship propulsion and other
high energy density fuel needs in the Navy.

Bob, 

Yes - that is my feeling as well (no proof whatsoever, other than
coincidence) and deconstruction based on depth or interest (no pun
intended). 

In fact the seeds of a putative black project could go back to before PF.

That was why I brought up that particular patent, but it could have been
based on something else which was found in Naval RD as a consequence of
say- torpedoes powered by hydrogen. 


- Original Message - 
From: Jones Beene 

 http://www.google/patents/US4489049

 In 1982 - several years before PF made the big splash, scientists working
 under US Navy contracts filed for what became US 4489049 for Solid state
 hydrogen pumping and storage material.

 Abstract: A solid-state hydrogen storage system. A layer of an amorphous
 binary metal alloy of a lanthanide and iron, nickel or cobalt is disposed 
 on
 a suitable substrate and overcoated with palladium metal.

 Geeze, it would be a bit of a surprise, thirty+ years thereafter to learn
 that the nickel version of this hydrogen pump did not produce some small
 amount of anomalous heat.

 Of course, there would have been no reason to look for excess heat, at 
 that
 time, but who knows how careful they were in the details?

 Funny that years later, on the cancellation of SPAWAR some doubts linger 
 as
 to ultimate motivations and to what could be going on behind the scenes.
 Yet, on or about early November 2011, one Rear Admiral Patrick Brady,
 commander of SPAWAR, ordered researchers to terminate all LENR research. 
 He
 may or may not have initiated the order, but one is left to wonders where
 Brady, or his superior, was located in 1982 and was he involved in
 continuing RD on the hydrogen storage system ?

 Anyway, his order came about a week after News broke about Rossi's 
 October,
 2011, demonstration of the E-Cat.

 Probably no connection just a coincidence... nothing to see here, 
 please
 move on.

 Let's turn this over to the conspiracy theorists now so that it will be
 certain to be discredited as with the rest of LENR...

 Jones