At 09:39 am 11/03/2006 -0800, you wrote: >Sterling has picked up on a "hot" little number today > >http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Resonant_Nuclear_Reactor > > > >"Resonant Nuclear Reactor - Stimulates U-238 by the use of a >resonant electrical circuit. The secondary circuit has a very high >"Q" factor and is used only for stimulating the nuclear reaction. >The primary circuit is used to tap useful power from the system. " > >"In this case (far from optimal), there is 12.5g of fuel present, >and the output power is about 11.2 watts. The secondary circuit is >somewhat mis-tuned to prevent a runaway reaction" > > > >IF this were accurate (doubtful)...
It seems to be lighting a bulb. Why do you think it's doubtful? Do you think it's a scam and there's a battery hidden somewhere? Seems plausible to me - but then, like Dubya, my knowledge of things "nucular" is minimal. Frank
