I suspect that many vorticians will have already bookmarked this site: http://freeenergy.tv/
. but the real reason for mentioning it now is the fabulous presentation at Mizzou in 2009 by Larry Forsley. If you have not seen it, is a must-see: http://freeenergy.tv/cold-fusion/university-of-missouri-lenr-seminar-2009-mr -larry-forsley/ It is the most convincing video out there IMO. The importance of it now - for our current focus on Andrea Rossi is this: In Forsley's stunningly logical presentation he makes the point that there are numerous channels in LENR for gain. And that is for deuterium - since he analyzes SPAWAR most prominently - but there could be even more for hydrogen alone, or both together - or for 'clusters' acting as a unit. It would not surprise me if there were not eventually 8-12 completely different channels for LENR which can be tapped of which only about half are based on hot fusion models. Mitchell Swartz provides input on how to tailor input to one particular channel. I suspect Mitchell has already started to update this work to include Rossi, but he would probably not want to discuss that until he is fully convinced it is accurate. IOW - 'fusion' is only part of the picture, probably less than half - making the "no-fusion" proponents at least partly right (and partly wrong). Fusion is a main channel with deuterium, but the implication is that there are potentially some gainful reactions with no fusion at all, especially if you chose to call proton adsorption a non-fusion reaction. But geeze, folks, let's stay away from semantics - it only gives the irrational skeptic an additional hook to hang their stinkin' hats on. Jones
