Re: Big CF breakthrough reported

[Jed Rothwell]

There is another document on this web site titled GPS.pdf. It is a report on a visit to Innovative Energy Solutions Inc. I cannot tell who wrote it, but it is someone who is easy to impress. If I had seen the same thing I would have written a scathing report saying this trip was a waste of time in the instrumentation is meaningless. It says:


"Report on Visit to IESI
December 17th, 2004

The purpose of the visit was meeting the group of entrepreneurs who developed the new
energy source and see a live demonstration of the technology. . . .

My understanding of the principle is that the Low Energy Nuclear Reaction is produced by cavitation of deuterium enriched water in the presence of a metal catalyst. In addition to cavitation, the reaction is accelerated significantly by the use of a resonating frequency in the reaction cell.

This method is consistent with scientific experiments and observations published by other scientists, the most recent being at the 11th Conference of the International Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science in Marseille, France, in early November 2004. . . .


After the initial meeting, we drove to the location of the IESI lab for the technology demonstration. . . . The device was set-up mostly for demo purposes and aside from a pump control panel and a thermometer it didn�t feature any instrumentation to measure the actual energy generated in the process. The indications of energy generation were the temperature increase in the water loop, as indicated by the thermometer, the luminescence and the electrical discharge arcs generated inside the cell.

During the demonstration I was informed that the reaction has to be maintained at a rather low intensity level due to the possibility of damage to the transparent reaction cell. The transparent reaction cell was made of a material that couldn�t withstand the thermal . . .

The reaction appeared to be 100% repeatable and controllable in duration and intensity.

The second demonstration set-up was a full size heat exchanger built inside a 20ft. container. The system was featured with all the instrumentation required to measure very accurately the amount of energy . . .  The key element of the system, the LENR reaction cell, was not installed at the time so I
couldn�t see the system functional. . . .

I was really impressed with the energy generation solution presented by IESI. . . ."


- Jed