Dennis wrote:
Out of curiosity- how many people are trying to produce a>100W gas
loaded system?
Are people actually trying to produce something or just talking about it?
In the U.S. I have heard of you (Dennis), Ahern and one other. In Italy
there are 6 or 8 others, according to Celani. Celani counts himself as a
nanoparticle gas loading researcher, Pd rather than Ni. So far, anyway.
Plus there's Rossi himself who is either in the U.S., Italy or Greece
depending on how you look at it.
As far as I know, Arata, Kitamura and Kidwell are still working with
small scale devices. Kidwell is at a microscopic scale.
With his present laboratory Mizuno is prohibited from working with high
temperatures and pressures, so he can only look for nuclear particles
from the phenanthrene experiments.
I expect there are others but I have no knowledge of them. Not that
many, really. Considering the importance of the discovery, there should
be several thousand labs frantically working on it. If Defalion manages
to start selling the things, and it becomes generally known they are
real, there WILL BE thousands of labs working on it. As Rossi himself
said, trying to stop competition would be like trying to stop Niagara
falls with an umbrella.
- Jed
