On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 10:56 AM, Kevin O'Malley <kevmol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > ***As I stated, Hagelstein's experiment was over 6 MONTHS. Rossi claims > he ran an industrial hot water heater for 2 YEARS. The time factor is the > one which has grown. > Unpublished and unverified claims that mean nothing. Maybe you're not familiar with the claims from the 90s. Check Roulette et al (from the P&F Toyota lab fame) or Piantelli for claims of tens or even a hundred watts for months at a time. Piantelli's were even published; Roulette's weren't. Hagelstein's claims are chickenfeed in comparison. > I can see why researchers would want to scale down the reaction when they > study it, so they can come to an understanding of it. > > > It's much easier to understand when the effect stands out more, not less.
