Mills supporters will also claim that BLP gets greater than COP of 1.5.
My answer to that is that this paper is featured prominently on their site, and must have their blessing. It comes from an independent observation. <http://www.blacklightpower.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/Natutech.nl_Article.pdf> http://www.blacklightpower.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/Natutech.nl_Article.pdf …where the only gain mentioned is based on the finding of “putting in twenty watts and getting out thirty.” That sounds a lot like COP of 1.5 to me… ------------------------------------------------------ In saying: there are at least two dozen top notch experiments confirming this – and they are generally the best-of-the-best experiments in LENR, Rossi notwithstanding. (AR got about 1.5 also)… what I should have clarified was this: “top notch experiments which ran for many days with power levels above the one watt level.” This includes notably Thermacore, Mills and P&F’s hero effort in France.
