Few rad detectors show neutrons, mostly they are quite large, the flux might be very low hence the need for a time integrating detector, pretty much the only available is a bubble detector, they are very inexpensive and idiot proof to read, one needs a pair of them one in the inside shirt pocket, they are the size of a fountain pen, one left outside the room, just count the bubbles, if more inside there are neutrons afoot.
-----Original Message----- From: Jones Beene [mailto:jone...@pacbell.net] Sent: Monday, December 19, 2016 11:05 AM To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [Vo]:The other "heavy water" Well, that is a bit too obvious. There is little doubt that by now someone has hidden and used a radiation detector of some kind during a demo, given the circumstances. Mills realized this possibility from day one - and has taken precautions The possible conclusions include: 1) The reaction produces almost no neutrons, even secondary neutrons, even when natural deuterium is in the water. This is the preferred scenario from Mills perspective. 2) Water is used in the demo which is depleted in deuterium thus no neutrons are seen 3) Neutron shielding has been used but is not mentioned by Mills... and it has worked 4) The party detecting the radiation has kept quiet about it. Russ George wrote: > Easily testable, just have someone attending a Mills demo carry an > integrating neutron detector such as a bubble detector.
