I wrote:
> There are videos and data from the Oct. 6 test. That test is irrefutable > by first principles. The tests from earlier this year were also excellent > despite the poor instrumentation. > Let me add that if you are not convinced by the Oct. 6 test I do not think the earlier tests with the factory heater and the others I have seen would convince you. Calorimetry is calorimetry. On this scale it is always done the same way. There were no blank tests as far as I know -- no one ever does them with kilowatt scale reactions. The instrumentation was all standard off-the-shelf industrial HVAC type. You have already said that is not good enough for you. If these results are published, I am sure you will invent a bunch of malarkey such as: the temperatures measured at 100°C were really 80°C; steam does not stay at 100°C at 1 atm; it is possible to input 10 kW with a wire that would burn up above 3 kW. - Jed