A friend (Mike, one of our little group here in Portland) found a relatively low-cost way to rent a neutron detector:
http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.817517/sc.7/category.13851/.f So I have a question. Is it possible that a lot of neutrons have gone undetected in LENR experiments over the past 20+ years because of the relative expense and difficulty of neutron detection? And that the recent spate of neutron results (which Jed commented upon on in another thread this past week) is the result of the decreasing cost and increasing ubiquity of neutron detection equipment? It's all about instrumentation ... says the guy who lives where the local tech community started with Tektronix in 1946. Jeff
