-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] Here Miley specifically talks about two different devices, a high power IEC device and low power CF devices. I fail to see the connection you appear to be implying. BTW it amazes me that someone with his credentials could suggest the IEC device at all, particularly in the same breath as suggesting a LENR based device. Surely it is abundantly obvious that the first technology to become commercially feasible is going to "wipe the floor" with all the rest?
No, no - it is not "either/or" - but "both together". That was the intent of the whole previous posting. The new trend appears to be a hybrid of both "cold" plus "warm" or "hot". You harvest the "fuel" (pycno-D aka deuterium clusters) from one process, and use it in the other. Get it? But this was not the best paper to cite. 2009 was an active year for Miley / Yang. A good paper for the hybrid approach is "Deuterium Cluster Target for Ultra-High Density..." G H Miley, X Yang, 18th Topical Meeting on the technology of fusion energy, San Francisco, CA, Oct 2009. There is a better one but I have misplaced it. It could be in IE. Jones
