Am 02.12.2011 07:40, schrieb Andrea Selva:
Are you folks talking about a device like THIS
<http://www.audiofaidate.org/uploaded/Teslacoil/Tubo_70kV_8mA.jpg>
fitted in the Jan 14th demo e-cat ?
Thanks for posting.
Here is the data sheet:
http://gar.carestreamdental.com/~/media/Files/GAR/Tech%20Specs/2200%20Tech%20Specs.ashx
Possibly it is a little bit large.
I think more about accelerated electrons than about x-rays.
It could be something as simple as a spark gap. Remember, there is
another device that makes D-D Fusion with pyroelectric crystals in a low
pressure deuterium athmosphere.
This is hot fusion.
In high pressure 20 bar, there is much more voltage possible before
sparks discharge and the electron energy could be higher than in low
pressure.
regards, Peter
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Date: 2011/12/1
Subject: RE: [Vo]:Lenard tube or X-Ray tube in Rossi/Defkalion device?
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> I'm not sure whether any of these are correct, but if LENR is real, does
anyone have other explanations for the missing gammas?
You are familiar with the Hagelstein, et al hypothesis for coupled
phonons?
This concept has pretty much been the default for LENR deuterium fusion -
for answering your question - for some time; and derives from the work
Preparata... including major input from Chubb, Kim, Storms and Swartz and
others. It does not fit well to explaining Rossi, however.
There should be lots of information on the LENR/CANR site. Perhaps Jed
will
suggest the best written paper.
Jones
