There doesn't seem to be a way to get a positive feedback loop going to provide overunity power production. This may be a dead end technology.
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 12:07 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > -----Original Message----- > From: Brad Lowe > > > My question is how can we use this information to reduce the Coulomb > force in Lithium. Can Lipinski's theory be used to build a device be > snapped on to an old PF cell and get instant results? How can the existing > batch of dogbone, Rossi and other LENR experiments be modified to > potentially use this fusion loophole? In what ways can one impart 223 eV of > kinetic energy to protons? > > Brad, > > It is possible that this is already being done --inadvertently-- in the > experiments of Rossi and Parkhomov, etc - just as it could have been done > inadvertently in 1989 in the P&F experiments. But there are proactive ways > to enhance proton acceleration without recourse to a small accelerator. > > Since UV or soft x-rays are in this range of energy (200 eV) - one way is > via hydrogen ground state redundancy. This assumes that the f/H interacts > with nickel and is accelerated by the UV photons. Another simple way is via > the Boltzmann tail of Maxwell's energy distribution at 1200C - which would > possibly be extended by some means including ZPE or a strong magnetic field. > > Another way is via an alpha emitter. This last way is the easiest to pull > off. > > I discussed the Lipinski patent with Brian Ahern, just now -- who has not > had any success with his Parkhomov replication. As a result, he will add > thoria into his mix of nickel and lithium, to see if that helps. Thoria is > an alpha emitter which could function to accelerate adjacent protons ... > and even with a low rate of decay, there could be synergy which arises - so > it is worth a trial. > > Jones > > ... there are at least two experiments referenced in the patent-- one > calculated heat at 142 W [0254], the other [0082] said 16kw was produced... > for 72 hours . That much excess energy can't be just calculated and > ignored-- their reservoir [0158] of cooling water they mention would get > hot fast--and I only glimpsed a five gallon bucket in the pictures that > 'might' have been for cooling. (A big 240 VAC spa heater draws ~10kW.).... > BTW, some of the other patents are interesting-- Lipinski talks of direct > DC generation, a gravity thrust engine, and more... > > - Brad > > > >
