dear AXIL I wonder if Rossi will like this and will agree to it Anyway he is probably not reading Vortex or EGO OUT
Peter On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 9:38 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > Over on the Rossi blog site, there has recently been a ton of questions > asking Rossi what the E-Cat-X is all about. Rossi is silent on that issue. > He is very protective about his new collections of IP secrets. And yet, he > gave the Lugano crew the Hot cat to play with for a month. To completely > give the Lugano testers all his treasured and hard won IP secrets is > completely out of character. Rossi must have thought that the Hot Cat was a > dead end. Try as he might, Rossi could not get the Hot cat to work, and he > gave up on it. He never intended to give anybody the opportunity and the > Know-how to replicate any of his work. Does a leopard change its spots? But > when Rossi read the Lugano report, he saw something he liked very much, it > was something he did not see in all his own extensive Hot cat experiments. > He was very surprised, and he took advantage of this very good luck as he > has always done. Those new insights that he gleaned from the Lugano report > gave him inspiration to invent the E-Cat-X. The tantalizing question that > we are faced with: what insight did Rossi get from the Lugano report. > > Maybe Rossi gave up on the Hot Cat because, try as he might, he could not > get the Hot Cat to work well, So he intended to throw his competitors a > curve by showing them a failed test. He used an old fuel load from one of > his failed Hot cat tests knowing full well that the Hot Cat would not work > to any great extent. But to his surprise, the Lugano crew got the reactor > to work anyway beyond all his wildest expectations. > > The previously used fuel loaded in the Lugano test showed no build up of > Ni62, just run of the mill nickel isotopes, but the Lugano run changed the > nickel powder into pure Ni62. We know that Rossi was very surprised by this > strange turn of events. Rossi must have thought to himself, what could have > caused that miracle? How come I could not do this thing and those Lugano > testers could? > > Because they did not want to melt the hot cat down, the Lugano crew let > the Hot cat heat for 10 days before they decided to up the temperature. In > those first 10 days the Hot cat was a poor performer. Rossi never had the > patience to run the Hot cat for so long, he did not have the patience to > run such a non productive test for that long. But after those 10 days of > gestation, the Lugano crew increased the power and the heat and the Rossi > reaction took off. > > The power produced by the reactor showed a COP of 7 when the power was > increased. Something must have been building up over those 10 days of > moderate heat. LENR has always had a history of running for a long time > before the reaction sets in. The Palladium guys thought ot was caused by > loading hydrogen into palladium, but that was not the case. > > Nano-particles were being created slowly until their numbers reached a > critical threshold for the reactor to take off. Without those large 100 > micron nickel particles, the nano particle aggregation must be grown large > enough to get the power of the reaction over a critical level. That correct > level is when the aggregation is big enough to establish a positive > feedback loop with the nuclear fusion reactions catalyzed by the > aggregation. > > Rossi said to himself, I can just add some of my potassium catalyst to the > lithium aluminum hydride to get the nano particles to form faster. 10 days > is far to long to wait to start up the Hot cat. Then I could turn on the > lithium powder very fast, and I do not need the nickel anymore. > > On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 12:28 PM, Peter Gluck <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> For today- knowing that tomorrow something excellent will appear >> >> http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2015/08/aug-18-2015-good-news-but-not-genuinely.html >> Peter >> -- >> Dr. Peter Gluck >> Cluj, Romania >> http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com >> > > -- Dr. Peter Gluck Cluj, Romania http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com
