Robin,
        My point was that this anomaly is NOT in accordance with the present 
definition of COE and the change in  geometry [DCE]of powder or skeletal 
catalyst  is needed to form an HUP trap "fueled" by the gas motion which never 
diminishes regardless of quanity - the same gas could be used endlessly needing 
only enough pressure and circulation to maintain loading as the process heats 
and cools the gas similar to wind patterns where acute hydrinos are formed in 
the geometry of highest confinement and become less acute as they are randomly 
directed to less confined areas - not that this alone would create energy but 
at this point you would append your favorite theory to create the asymmetry 
needed to produce heat, you know my favorite is that hydrino molecules are 
relativistic and their phase opposes movement to a different inertial frame 
while hydrino atoms can change inertial frames unopposed which has the effect 
of discounting the heat needed to disassociate the molecule to over unity using 
the normally unexploitable energy source of random motion. IMHO it is a self 
assembling form of a Maxwellian demon but I am open to many of the other 
theorys - I just think using DCE and HUP as your underlying starting point is 
at least a better start that gives the plasmons, ion charges, hydrotrons and 
all the others an initial leg to stand on - I also like the commonality in this 
perspective because you can easily envision this same sort of changing 
confinement in the collapsing bubbles of sonoluminescence. 
Of course my initial theory that virtual particle density equates to 
relativistic values of consequence is a tall order for the mainstream that sees 
near C velocities as the entry fee to these types of effects but I remain 
convinced that suppressing density is much easier than compressing it like the 
difference between accelerating a car thru a rainstorm to compress the pressure 
as opposed to opening a beach umbrella to reduce it. Albeit a very small nano 
beach umbrella where the rest of the macro world remains in the rainstorm we 
call the isotropy. I think this system allows us to pit the square law of 
isotropy against the emerging dynamic inverse cube law of DCE while still being 
powered by the local random motion of gas law in these tiny inertial frames the 
gas is encountering.
Getting back to topic I think you need cathode DCE geometry AND gas loading to 
create energy making the DCE geometry a better metric since it is the only area 
this type of energy can be harnessed into the macro world.
Fran

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 6:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: EXTERNAL: Re: [Vo]:nice essay Jed

In reply to  Roarty, Francis X's message of Thu, 8 May 2014 11:27:09 +0000:
Hi,
[snip]
>I disagree with this portion of your reply [snip] Since the actual source of 
>energy is likely to be
>the Hydrogen in the water, not the actual cathode metal, the volume of the
>cathode is pretty much irrelevant [/snip]   Yes the energy may come from the 
>gas but it is the lattice confinement and change in level of confinement at 
>the defects that provide the environment that liberates this normally 
>inaccessible source of energy from hydrogen - We don't have to accept ZPE, 
>hydrino or hydrotron to all agree that defects in lattice geometry, their 
>population density and their topologies allow this energy to be produced such 
>that you have to consider the hydrogen and the containment together as the 
>actual energy source so Jeds' focus on the cathode geometry as a crude metric 
>seems viable.

This would only be true if the NAE was destroyed when the reaction happened, and
were incapable of reforming. If either of these two are not true, then the
"cathode" (for want of a more general term) has to be considered to be an
"engine" and the Hydrogen has to be considered the "fuel".

You do not calculate the energy density of engines. You calculate the energy
density of fuels.

(Unless as Jed mentioned, you are stuck with the Hydrogen in the cathode, and it
is not replaceable - in which case the outlook for CF is far more restricted.)

Note however that both Rossi & Defkalion appear to use a regular supply of
external Hydrogen.

Regards,

Robin van Spaandonk

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