Re: MAHG vs BLP reaction

[Jones Beene]

Steven,

Would anyone care (or dare) to speculate on the similarities and 
dissimilarities between Nicholas Moller's MAHG device and Randy 
Mill's BLP catalytic reaction?

There is obviously some overlap. In Mills view, hydrogen is 
consummed, but JLN has now run this long enough to know that no 
hydrogen is consumed in MAHG. This must mean that the power source 
is ultimately ZPE and not the hydrino.

I perceive certain similarities between BLP's Balmer line 
"excess heat" readings and Moller's extraordinary claims of 
generated heat. For example both devices appear to only operate 
at rarified atmospheric pressures. I also wonder what would 
happen if He (a typical BLP catalyst) were to be introduced into 
the MAHG device - whether that would cause significant changes 
to the amount of heat generated.

Prior to recently, Mills did not recognize W as a hydrino 
catalyst. My version of CQM does not list it (Table 5.2). He has 
since then broadened the definition of hydrino catalyst and I have 
been told that only three elements in the periodic table are now 
excluded ;-) so basically this overgrasping makes the term 
meaningless - but lets give credit where credit is due - IF the 
MAHG works better with Ni, which is Mills original catalyst, then 
yes this device could be in his territory - unfortunately however, 
Langmuir found it 70 years ago.


The pulsed frequency range of the tungsten filament is stated at 
around 10 megahertz.

Not anymore. That is an error on Sterling's page. The frequency 
used now is only 50 hertz.

PS: In my view Naudin is performing a great humanitarian service 
by freely publishing the data of his MAHG runs. May his efforts 
quicken the ultimate Holy Grail of closing the loop on this 
fascinating 70 year-old technology. I hope Naudin's mysterious 
financial backers never dry up.

Exactamundo !! or else that others build on the lessons of the 
MAHG device and take the hybrid Mills/Mahg to the next level - 
that could be a microwave augmented thermoacoustic resonator which 
is self-powering. If Naudin is correct - the potential is there. 
With Mills' thin plasmas -80 times less dense - there will never 
be adequate power density for self-power unless you have a 
gigantic tube - which then looses efficiency.

Jones