Of interest - in this regard is that the magnetic field used in the
Letts/Cravens effect is fairly weak. Did not Dennis mention to vortex that it
needs to be weak and the effect goes away if it is too strong?
Here is a paper mentioning 700 Gauss – across the cathode face, from a pair of
ceramic magnets.
http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/LettsDstimulatio.pdf
One wonders if a platinum coil provides something in the range of 700 Gauss at
the current being used.
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From: Bob Cook
Hagelstein's current lectures at MIT point this out indirectly by displaying
the arrangement of the electrodes in the cells--they did not have the platinum
coil that P & F used. There was no comparable magnetic field applied to the
Pd electrode in those null experiments.
