E-Cat World has a guest post by a Gordon Docherty on LENR 101: http://www.e-catworld.com/2013/10/lenr-101-by-gordon-docherty/
One part that has me puzzled: "Once hydrogen has been introduced into the evacuated crystal lattice under pressure and heat applied,one more VITAL element is applied – very high frequency compression waves, known as phononic waves due to their equivalence to sound waves (frequencies around 1 x 10 14Hz are typical.). The important factor is that (grain) size * frequency equals 1.094 MHz-metre, as this is the frequencey at which impedance reduces to zero, so allowing energy to transfer between elements in the lattice without loss." I don't care so much whether this is a WAG (wild-ass guess), a message from space aliens (or Frank Znidarsic), or a stolen company secret... I want to know if this can be done, and has it been attempted... Question: How do you create phonons in a lattice and be able to adjust and measure their frequency to get the results suggested by the theory? Would like something that can be mounted inside a hot chamber containing nickel, hydrogen, heat, and pressure... Example: Signal generator (with range A through B) -> circuit ?? -> equipment [???] --> measurement(s). Thoughts? - Brad P.S. Does anyone have a picture of the inside of the Hot Cat that was posted on Cobraf? It showed two two copper discs with the "nickel" like substance... with the suggestion that the two discs created a type of IR laser.. Seemed interesting but I didn't save the link...
