Akira Shirakawa <[email protected]> wrote: Anyway, in short, several teachers (with of course valid degrees and > expertise in several areas relevant to this kind of experiment) from the > "Leopoldo Pirelli" industrial high school in Rome with the involvement of > some of their students, replicated a Mizuno-type electrolytic CF cell with > some modifications . . .
A Mizuno electrolytic cell with powder? Not sure what that means. Do you mean the gas loaded cell? An Arata cell perhaps? > . . . of which a patent application was filed by the name of the school, > so it is essentially public and open source. I look forward to seeing that. > Details about power levels or the materials used haven't been provided yet > (will be soon), but I personally don't expect anything more than > milliwatt-range excess heat. I think that with powder, if you get any heat it is usually more than this. > Still, that CF experiments have been replicated and presented in a high > school environment, sounds incredible. There were some years ago in the U.S. The results were not definitive, but I really enjoyed meeting the kids. They were smart as can be. See: http://lenr-canr.org/?page_id=187#HighSchoolStudents - Jed
