From: Ron Wormus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MAHG vs BLP reaction
Mike,
Does Mills have any runs done at 0.1 atm (~80Torr)? As I
understand them, Mills experiments are all run at substantially
lower pressures.
Ron
Most of the BLP gas phase experiments have been done in the vicinity
Chris
http://members.aol.com/hypercom59look for the video under the images link.Mike Carrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: "Ron Wormus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: Re: MAHG vs BLP reaction Mike, Does Mills have any runs done at 0.1 atm (~80Torr)? As I understand them, Mills experiments are all
Jones wrote:
From: Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MAHG vs BLP reaction
Steven,
Would anyone care (or dare) to speculate on the similarities and
dissimilarities between Nicholas Moller's MAHG device and Randy
Mill's BLP catalytic reaction?
There is obviously some overlap
One MAJOR theoretical difference between the MAHG and the BLP process is the
need for a CATALIST to extract excess energy.
The BLP process is driven by individual atomic hydrogen atoms coming in contact
with special CATALYST atoms like helium. According to Mills' CQM theory, the
catalyst is
Hi Mike,
There is obviously some overlap. In Mills view, hydrogen is
consummed, but JLN has now run this long enough to know that no
hydrogen is consumed in MAHG. This must mean that the power
source
is ultimately ZPE and not the hydrino.
***Not so at all.***
Hydrogen is a fuel in BLP
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Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:31 PM
Subject: Re: MAHG vs BLP reaction
One MAJOR theoretical difference between the MAHG and the BLP process is
the need for a CATALIST to extract excess energy.
True, the postulated
Mike,
Does Mills have any runs done at 0.1 atm (~80Torr)? As I
understand them, Mills experiments are all run at substantially
lower pressures.
Ron
--On Wednesday, June 29, 2005 8:38 PM -0400 Mike Carrell
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Jones wrote,
Hi Mike,
There is obviously some
Would anyone care (or dare) to speculate on the similarities and
dissimilarities between Nicholas Moller's MAHG device and Randy Mill's BLP
catalytic reaction?
I perceive certain similarities between BLP's Balmer line excess heat
readings and Moller's extraordinary claims of generated heat.
From: Jones Beene
Exactamundo !! or else that others build on the lessons of the
MAHG device and take the hybrid Mills/Mahg to the next level -
that could be a microwave augmented thermoacoustic resonator which
is self-powering. If Naudin is correct - the potential is there.
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