Just found some data on the company and the inventor. http://www.lenr-forum.com/showthread.php?939-Patent-Ni-alloys-for-H-storage-amp-generation-of-energy-%28Target-tech-intl-Han-NEE%29&p=3482#post3482
the company is from vancouver... the inventor is the CEO. No reference to LENR on their website, and big cash flow for few employee suggesting a big holding... 2012/12/30 Terry Blanton <[email protected]> > > > On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 9:15 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> >> 1) The coefficient of thermal expansion between the plastic and the >> metal coatings are at least an order of magnitude different. This >> causes stresses between the coating layers and the core of plastic >> ball. Repeated temperature changes of the metal coated ball will >> cause the coating to flake off and will stop the energy generation >> process. >> > > This might explain why Patterson's later beads no longer produced excess > energy. If Storm's theory is correct, it is the cracks resulting from the > stresses which made the beads produce excess heat. If Patterson found a > way to prevent the stressing due to the difference in coefficient of > expansion, he might have solved the flaking problem; but, at the same time, > he killed the process in preventing the surface cracking. > > Now wouldn't that be a hoot! > > >
