Jed
In 1990 I have been working with a self deviced electromagnet which was
powered by 25 ( and later 50) batteries of 12 V in parallel with a total
current of 1000 A continously to generate a very electric strong magnetic
field to detect possible neutron emission from an electrolytic experiment
with Pd cathode, Pt anode in LiOD . The hollow coil had to be cooled by
water which was flowing through it but the amount of heat produced was so
high that later I had to cool the coil also from the outside ( in a
waterbath).
So initially I tried to cool it only from the inside, but the waterflow was
restricted because of the small diameter of the coil ( 6mm outside diameter
and 4mm inside) and the length of the coil, so the temperature rose to the
boilingpoint. The steam escaped very violently from the exit of the coil.
The sound was as if explosions took place.
Therefore you can understand that I am somewhat critical about the relative
quiet experiment I saw on the internet.
Peter
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jed Rothwell" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Vo]:Your suspicion is not proof there is a problem
Terry Blanton wrote:
I don't mean to be too harsh.
Jed, don't misunderstand. My comments were directed at the same
people you directed comments.
I didn't mean you any-who.
Dr. Levi has too much to lose to
participate in a hoax. He stands to profit nothing from a hoax.
I agree. If there is fraud, only Rossi is involved, and I think that is
extremely unlikely. Levi is no fool. He would catch a fraud. He says he
looked for signs of fraud. Quote:
"Prudentially I have lifted the control box in search for any other
eventually hidden cable and found none. The weight of the control box was
of few Kg."
. . .
"As a prudential check the reactor was lifted to seek any eventually
hidden power cord. None was found."
(You can see that in the photo.)
- Jed
