Is this in response to:
"Perlman, Bajandas, Yevoli & Albright, P.L.’s Motion to Withdraw as Counsel
for Plaintiffs, Andrea Rossi and Leonardo Corporation"
http://coldfusioncommunity.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/0292.0_PBY-A_for_Rossi_withdrawal.pdf
That's routine biz. Rossi's lawyer moved to a
Why does the Bar prohibits sex between lawyers and their clients? That
was the start of an old lawyer joke.
The punch line used to be: "To prevent clients from being billed twice
for essentially the same service." But now we seem to be seeing a new
twist... client screwing the attorney?
In F
Jones Beene wrote:
> You seem to be making a couple of questionable assumptions, not the least
> of which is that the flow rate of tap water will remain stable over a long
> time period - in fact it can vary significantly in many locales.
>
Not in my experience. I have tested this in many places.
You seem to be making a couple of questionable assumptions, not the
least of which is that the flow rate of tap water will remain stable
over a long time period - in fact it can vary significantly in many
locales. We're talking about Eastern Europe, no? The plumbing may go
back to the kingdom o
Jones Beene wrote:
> Using water, instead of a heat transfer fluid makes no sense to me, given
> the history of LENR and especially the duplicity of Rossi which is looming
> over everything these days.
>
He is using tap water. That is simple and cheap. He does not need a pump.
When you open a fau
Jones,
I believe the system he has designed is for heating his house. I imagine
it is to feed conventional radiators as would a conventional home heating
boiler. It is not designed as a test vehicle for someone to measure.
I mentioned the scale because it can be used to measure mass change vs.
Hi Bob,
No argument that MFMP should not attempt to change anything on their own
initiative. This is about the inventor and his motivation.
Any mention of a gram scale indicates that they will be measuring steam
production, which means that phase change is going to be a systemic and
unnecess
I am only peripherally involved in these tests - I will not be on site. My
understanding is that more than one flow meter will be taken (one may be
embedded in a separate heat measuring system) and they are bringing a gram
accurate scale capable of up to 100kg that will be used as part of flow
met
Bob Higgins wrote:
> The reason one could never rely on a test made of Rossi's device is not
> because there was steam, it was because he never allowed a public test with
> independent well prepared testers using their own equipment for evaluation.
>
Yup. As Rick Smith pointed out, the enthalpy
MFMP is using this flow meter on the cold water side
http://www.heattracing.co.uk/sub-product-details/sensus-pollucom-e-heat-meter
On Tue, May 9, 2017 at 3:13 PM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
> Axil Axil wrote:
>
> As I understand the MFMP testing process...
>>
>> The flow of water will be set throug
Jones,
In making a "black box" test, one cannot readily change the system control
of what is inside the black box. One must be prepared to measure the black
box as it is designed to work. If that means water in and steam out, then
that is what must be measured accurately. MFMP does not want to be
Axil Axil wrote:
As I understand the MFMP testing process...
>
> The flow of water will be set through the heat exchanger to insure that
> the input water flow into a bucket is equal to 60C. The weight of the water
> will be recorded and then dumped whereby the filling of the bucket will
> start
As I understand the MFMP testing process...
The flow of water will be set through the heat exchanger to insure that the
input water flow into a bucket is equal to 60C. The weight of the water
will be recorded and then dumped whereby the filling of the bucket will
start another cycle.
The total vo
Jones Beene wrote:
> Well that's not exactly true... there is an overlooked detail here which
> should be clarified . . .
If me356 can make it work, he must know something no one else knows. No one
can make Ni-H produce 8 kW out 1 kW input. If me356 can patent his method,
even if it is very si
Jed Rothwell wrote:
At LENR Forum a mysterious person calling himself "me356" claims that
he replicated Rossi... the other day he said he is no longer using
nickel because of "patent considerations." That is absurd. There are
no viable patents relating to Ni-H cold fusion, and even if there w
At LENR Forum a mysterious person calling himself "me356" claims that he
replicated Rossi. He claims to have a multi-kilowatt reactor that produces
many times more than input. I have not been paying close attention because
he refuses to publish technical details. My policy is to ignore such
claims.
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