On Tue Dec 18 James said [snip] Is there any reason to believe "Lucky Saint"
isn't just pulling our leg?[/snip]
James,
He may still be pulling our leg but he is smart enough to embrace a
specific theory that would support his recipe... "Lucky Saint" is supporting
the same theory that I favor of a zero point basis for these anomalies. The
milling is done with inert gas to prevent melt down and allow even tighter
geometry formation of the powders. The premise is these geometries self
destruct even with only ambient gases much less hydrogen and you will note how
he transfers the sealed powder from glove box to being submerged in water - a
heat sink that prevents some of the geometry from self destructing. Sort of
borrowing from Lyne - Moller theory for geometry/powder and the immediate heat
sinking is an insightful addition to systems already employed by Rossi and
Mills.... I would call it a long shot but still possible!
Fran
From: James Bowery [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2012 12:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [Vo]:Swedish TV (SVT) show on Rossi Ecat
On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 9:33 AM,
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
*Lucky Saint * 37 weeks ago
No. Take 2 copper disks size of a penny. Put a dent in one. Mix ultrafine
magnesium hydride soft iron powder and nickel powder in equalportions. Make
sure ALL ball milling, preparation and procedures arestrictly inert atmosphere
and dry box manipulations. Compress a portionof the mix to a small pill which
fits easily into the disk indentation.Seal the chamber, welding with jeweler's
tools. Place reactor in asmall beaker with water. Place on top of induction
coil heating unit.Cause the water to boil from heat induced by alternating
magneticfield. Once boiling, turn off the induction heater. Keep adding wateras
the boiling will continue by itself for ? years. Mine is stillboiling after
over 5 yeaes.*
These instructions are reasonably specific. Has anyone tried replicating this?
Is there any reason to believe "Lucky Saint" isn't just pulling our leg?
