[Vo]:SAWS Sensitive Application Warning System for Patents

2014-12-08 Thread Blaze Spinnaker
http://hho4free.com/documents/patent_screening_uspto%20memo.pdf It goes without saying that anything Rossi has done is likely flagged..

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Bob Higgins
Just so my answer is not mistaken, let me say that the MFMP replica will be exactly the same size as the Lugano hotCat. It will have convection fins on the outside of the convection tube just like the Lugano hotCat. Ryan Hunt of HUG has made excellent progress in casting the convection surface

RE: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Jones Beene
Bob, I think we are witnessing a rather significant string of linked assumptions that is confused at best, and most likely locally false. He is a counterpoint. 1) We know from this report that the insert shown will already reach the limit of temperature sustainability for Kanthal

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread ChemE Stewart
EM Inductance from a coil activating the hot stuff? On Monday, December 8, 2014, Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net wrote: Bob, I think we are witnessing a rather significant string of linked assumptions that is confused at best, and most likely locally false. He is a counterpoint. 1)

Re: [Vo]:SAWS Sensitive Application Warning System for Patents

2014-12-08 Thread Teslaalset
Maybe a reason why Piantelly has gone the European Patent Office route. (and getting a grant meanwhile) On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 11:51 AM, Blaze Spinnaker blazespinna...@gmail.com wrote: http://hho4free.com/documents/patent_screening_uspto%20memo.pdf It goes without saying that anything Rossi

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Bob Higgins
Jones, I think you are wrong about most of these points. The proof will be in the experiment when it is conducted. 1) We know from this report that the insert shown will already reach the limit of temperature sustainability for Kanthal wire at about 800 watts. To go higher will demand

[Vo]:ideas and info for today

2014-12-08 Thread Peter Gluck
Dear Friend, The 6 Pillars continue to generate ideas; I found some info I like, see: http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2014/12/daily-shared-lenr-discoveries-december_8.html Please let me know what have I omitted, thanks! Peter -- Dr. Peter Gluck Cluj, Romania http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Bob Cook
Bob-- The MFMP test as you describe seems to me to be well thought out, and your evaluation of the Lugano test probably correct. I also think Jones is jumping to conclusions. We will see with the results of the MFMP testing. I hope your estimates about the lifetime of the electrical wires

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Bob Higgins
The main heater coil will be completely encased in alumina to keep away the air (O2). It looks like we will insert the inner coil inside the alumina heater tube and then will use alumina cement to close off the ends from air, so the only air that it is exposed to is that which is in the volume

RE: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Jones Beene
From: Bob Higgins * We will probably be able to add only up to 1kW in this coil. It is supplementary to the main heater coil which will be around this one. We believe the main Kanthal coil can supply 2.4kW. The total electrical heater input for the experiment can get to the 3.4kW

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Bob Higgins
Right. If we use an identically calibrated Optris camera as the Lugano team used and duplicate their infrared measured image using much less input power than was claimed as output, the MFMP dummy test will have provided negative confirmation of the Lugano results. HOWEVER ... I just received

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Axil Axil
On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 2:50 PM, Bob Higgins rj.bob.higg...@gmail.com wrote: Another interesting prospect is that the LENR heat from the small reaction core could have been better distributed throughout the hotCat mass if the heat was transported by low energy photons (soft x-ray), which would

RE: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Jones Beene
From: Bob Higgins * Right. If we use an identically calibrated Optris camera as the Lugano team used and duplicate their infrared measured image using much less input power than was claimed as output, the MFMP dummy test will have provided negative confirmation of the Lugano results.

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Axil Axil
The method of catalytic action in the Rossi reactor may be opposite to what Rossi has stated. The catalytic environment could be created by the nickel micro-particles rather than the secret sauce. The secret sauce could be the fuel of the reaction such that the nickel particles remain relativity

[Vo]:SSM Either PWM or Continuous Operation

2014-12-08 Thread David Roberson
Several people have questioned Mr. Rossi on his journal about the SSM operations and how they are defined. He eventually answered that he considered both PWM and zero input drive after warm up as being forms of SSM. The first is when the input power is operated at a certain low duty cycle.

Re: [Vo]:That doggone dogbone

2014-12-08 Thread Jed Rothwell
Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net wrote: Levi for sure is dummy # 1 for allowing Rossi to take complete control over a so-called “independent” experiment. Why do you say this was complete control? Rossi and all of the people who did the experiment say that he had no control. He did not select

[Vo]:1.36 fermis

2014-12-08 Thread Frank Znidarsic
A while back I said that the nucleon's displacement was 1.36 Fermi's. Many argued the radius of the proton was .86 Fermi's and my model was wrong. I stuck by my model and now I know why it was correct. ref the link below. http://applet-magic.com/He4nuclide.htm Frank Znidarsic