On Sat, Jun 9, 2012 at 5:48 AM, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > T, > > Vortex search for Terry Blanton yields 7941 matches.
Embarrassingly loquacious. > Interesting number and > interesting style. You remain anonymous even as to gender. Male, 58 yrs come Sept, Cat herder (engineer manager), BSEE and PE with a current specialty in life safety systems. > Hats off to you > for not being judgmental. Well, that's not entirely accurate. I am not oft pre-judgemental. And when I am, I keep it to myself until I have all the facts. > If you were to design a small, cheap test LENR for > the back of your garage, tell us what you would use, where to buy it and how > you would initiate a 2 hour demonstration. Forget proofs, measurements, > satisfying skeptics and such. Goal simply output temperature exceeds input > temperature. In other words, the best bet methodology for a young student, > perhaps, as you have distilled from the vast information you have sifted > through over the years. Disregard all possible safety issues to begin with. > That would be covered before actual construction as a separate issue. Well, it's already been done. http://lenr-canr.org/?page_id=187#HighSchoolStudents But, it I were do something with NiH, I would look toward a construct similar to my recent "Bettery" post: http://www.prietobattery.com/ Click on the tab "How It Works". I think a Ni foam, assuming it can be constructed, is superior to the use of powder. > Warm Regards, > > Reliable PS I know you are sincere when you use the descriptive "Warm"; but, since this post is about my late good friend Chris, go back and see incidences when he used the term "Warm Regards." Now there was a man who had a great mastery of the language. He could slice you to pieces and you would not realize it until several hours later after he has slinked away. His "Warm Regards" was interpreted by me to mean "Go to hell". I am not a conspiracist (well, much); but, it is an odd coincidence that, here was a man with no history of heart problems who suddenly drops dead (actually he was on the divan). And if you go back and read his posts, you will find that he had just begun an investigation of the (at the time) mysterious Jason Group. I think he never gave up on his investigations of the "suicides" of researchers, some who were his colleagues: http://www2.fiu.edu/~mizrachs/sdi-deaths.html Not saying the two are related (looking over my shoulder). God bless Chris, and good luck Mr. Gorsky! Just Regards, ;-) Terry
