I would agree with the idea of secrecy—at least some obfuscation in the patent. For example, I could not find a sure statement regarding the makeup of the Lithium targets and their differences.
I would guess they do not have a pure plasma of ionized particles. It is probably a dusty plasma as George Elegy has described in Infinite Energy. Ni or tungsten probably is part of the dusty plasma, but remains unspecified in the patent. Why they do not use a full- range mass spec device to monitor the plasma is not spelled out. Bob Cook ________________________________ From: JonesBeene <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 6, 2017 9:42:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [Vo]:Gravity helps overcome Coulomb barrier with 223 ev kineticenergy for H ion This is a local company to me - and I would be more excited about them if they weren’t more secretive and made more sense. They do have good credentials, but not so good as far as the theory of operation goes. Having a patent means nothing - and I’m not buying the two kinds of gravity concept. As I recall, Brad Lowe who lives in the area - got in touch with them a couple of years ago and offered his services - to more or less work for free, getting them to market - in order to get in on the ground floor. They appeared to be ready for a working PoC back then and it sounded like the “next big thing” … so this makes perfect sense. They declined his offer. Then they went completely silent. This and other similar anecdotes make me doubt that they really have anything of value…. Kinda like Brillouin on the other side of the Bay. Most likely, both groups have seen anomalous gain from time to time, but neither of the systems is reliable or reproducible by others. I would put Rossi in that same category.
