Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <a...@lomaxdesign.com> wrote: I know quite what Rossi would have said: "Too dangerous. I emptied it just > now, so it's safe to hold this up, but water condenses inside the hose, > because the steam cools, and eventually enough will build up that boiling > hot water will spurt out of the hose, so I certainly cannot allow this." >
He did say something about it being dangerous. I do not think he gave the reason. Anyway, that is nonsense. There is nothing dangerous about it. Even if boiling hot water does spurt out that is no danger. Let it cool, get a sponge, and wipe it up. > However, he did allow Lewan to have the hose drain into a bucket or > something. Jed, he allowed sparging. He also allowed Lewan to hold it in the open air for while, in front of a black cloth. I do not recall how long, but it was a longer than Krivit's video. The bucket was too far from the reactor for a sparge test to measure enthalpy. By the time the steam got there it was mostly condensed. You need to use a short hose for this technique. Anyway, there is no doubt this cell produces steam, and as I said, with most tests input power is only enough to have it produce hot water, so there is no doubt it is producing anomalous heat. All of arguments here to the contrary are a waste of time. The only question is how much heat, and these tests are not adequate to determine that, so there is no point to debating it. - Jed
