I posted this response, which I expect Krivit will not allow -- Krivit wrote:
"However, Rossi heated the device with 2.7 kilowatts of electricity for four hours in advance. This amounts to 38.88 megaJoules of energy." The implication here appears to be that during 4 hours in advance, the 33.88 MJ of input were somehow stored in the device. If that had been the case, the device would have remained at room temperature. There would a heat deficit. There was no such deficit, and it is physically impossible for there to be one. Nearly the entire 33.88 MJ that went in during this period came right out again. There was a balance. Actually it was slightly exothermic. In any case, even if 38 gigawatts had been input before the event, that would make no difference if all of that heat came out as soon as it went in. The heat after death event can only have been caused by heat generated internally during the event. - Jed
