Mauro Lacy wrote:
> Jed Rothwell wrote:
>> See:
>>
>> http://superwavefusion.com/
> Hi,
> They say they are leaders in the field; others also say it. They say
> they have achieved 50% reproducibility.
> If 20 years were needed to achieve 50% reproducibility, we can expect
> that less than 20 years will be needed to achieve 100% reproducibility.
Talking with a friend, he told me that with 50% reproducibility, it's
already working.
They can arrange a home heating stove, by example, with n independent
"generators". At all times, n/2 of them will be working.
I'll buy it if the cost of producing heat with that stove is lower than
the cost of my actual means of heating.
