Good job.
Thanks ... I was just defending my honour, though !
It is hard to keep track of these details, isn't it?
Yup. Any chance of asking Celani to ask Galantini if he brought the Delta Ohm "Steam Quality" stuff?
http://sverigesradio.se/sida/gruppsida.aspx?programid=2795&grupp=9286&artikel=4797694#srcomments
SV:Thanks, Mr Lewan and NyTeknik
Sorry for the delay. With help from Mr Lewan here is a list of all the experiments, attendees and instruments: http://lenr.qumbu.com/rossi_ecat_eai_table.phpThe internal eCat temperature measurements were under the control of Rossi, and for the Oct 6 test he supplied and positioned the thermocouples -- but he allowed calibration of them afterwards.
In every other case the experimenters were allowed to and did bring their own instruments, and if they chose to use Rossi's they were allowed to calibrate them. My only mistake was to say that Lewan brought thermometers: in fact, he brought electrical instruments to measure the input power.
At the eCat's power levels calorimetry is in fact very easy -- a high school student could do it -- and involves only the measurement of time, flow (by weighing), input power (volts, amps, watts) and -- yes -- thermometers. The only problem is steam quality, which the independent scientist Galantini did to his satisfaction, using his own instruments -- and the Oct 6 test eliminated this problem. Lewan has an engineering MSc, and is fully qualified to do these well-reported tests.
June and Oct 28 were closed tests.
Nobel winner Brian Josephson was invited, but could not go.
Thanks again.
Alan Fletcher lenr.qumbu.com,
2011-11-17 20:24
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ps I had TWO "tecken" to spare !!!
pps I am still trying to get confirmation that Galantini brought the Delta Ohm -- it didn't appear in any other list.
