Daniel Rocha <danieldi...@gmail.com> wrote: This is "instantaneous" COP. Sometimes, it has to be ignited. So, it is not > really infinite. >
Naturally. But that is true of any energy device. Even a thermonuclear bomb has to be ignited or triggered with electricity, which triggers a chemical explosion, which triggers fission, which triggers fusion. The output of final stage fusion reaction far exceeds the input from the first three. I am confident that the output of a commercial cold fusion reactor will be set at any convenient ratio to input. Many tests have shown that the COP varies tremendously. It is not in a fixed ratio, and there is no reason to think that any reactor -- Rossi's or anyone else's -- is somehow limited to a ratio of 6, or 10 or any other number. - Jed
