Jones Beene wrote:
>
> In the MAHG, hydrogen is dissociated at low voltage electrically
> and recombined at overunity thermally. An important but
> controversial finding - here by Naudin and by several others, is a
> robust COP... now over 2.5 at decent 500 watt power gain -
> and recombined at overunity thermally. An important but
> controversial finding - here by Naudin and by several others, is a
> robust COP... now over 2.5 at decent 500 watt power gain -
>
> The mechanism is probably related to the hydrino, but not only
> precedes BLP but perhaps supercedes the hydrino work, as well. The
> Mills' experimental phenomena may be a subset of this or vice
> versa, who knows.
> precedes BLP but perhaps supercedes the hydrino work, as well. The
> Mills' experimental phenomena may be a subset of this or vice
> versa, who knows.
>
Snip the swim in the Dirac Sea.... :-)
>
Sounds a lot like typical OU from the stimulated release of Solar Photon (or ambient heat) Induced "metastable" states of
Hydrogen Bonding in water, Jones.
The Einstein and Debye Temperature physics related to Specific Heat in compounds (BMGs) give an indication
of these effects :
http://mmp.iphy.ac.cn/EX4/DownloadPaper/2003/JMR-Tg-Debye.pdf (as an example)
Frederick
