Peter, Regarding "cheapness" : It appears the "enrichment" Rossi mentions is a free side effect of sputtering [Soret effect] that only segregates the isotopes by a matter of centimeters but since this places the heavier isotopes closer to the cold reactor wall and each other it may be enough to amplify the effect - I think this effect was also behind MAHG performance but Rossi understands better the need to keep the operation below a threshold temp to prevent the powder melting or growing whiskers to short the catalytic geometry.
Fran Wednesday, May 25, 2011 BUYING THE E-CAT IN THE SACK<http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com/2011/05/buying-e-cat-in-sack.html> CHEAPNESS: - an obvious condition. Just o mention that if the E-cat works with isotopically enriched nickel or the catalyst (?) is some noble metal- than there will be serious problems with the price.
