What COP has Mills measured?
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 10:34 PM, Mike Carrell <[email protected]> wrote: > SVJ’summary of the interview is not bad at all. I caution the Vort > community to not use the “close the loop” est with regard to BLP. BLP **is > not** a free energy device. There is clearly a consumable, plain water, > of which we have lots. The BLP SunCell gets **lots** of energy from the > water, even from humidity in the air. Skepticism of the numerical claims > is natural, but should be regarded as an invitation to study. The > detonation light pulses last 0.5 ms, so at a 2,000/sec firing rate, the > output is effectively continuous and the SunCell becomes a DC power source. > Mills has already demonstrated with smooth copper discs, so there seems no > reason for not reaching the 2,000 detonation rate. > > Mike Carrell > > *From:* Orionworks - Steven Vincent Johnson [mailto:[email protected]] > > *Sent:* Wednesday, July 16, 2014 6:44 PM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* RE: [Vo]:Mills' Interview > > > > Earlier today, July 16, 2014, I noticed Mills posted another statement > claiming another crucial demo will likely be scheduled within another > couple of months. As of July 16 2014, over in the Yahoo Society for > Classical Physics group, subject thread " rumors regarding July 21st demo" > Mills states: > > > > Next demonstration, in say two months, regards running the ignition off of > the PV. [That sounds to me as if BLP will actually show a POC prototype > that will close the loop. If so, it will be historic- svj] > > > > We have very elegant engineering designs to the optical distribution > system and electronics to achieve that goal. We have to build and test > them. > > > > On another matter in regards to Mills' work, I Axil recently stated: > > > > "When dielectric gases like oxygen and chlorine and some other noble gases > are added to hydrogen, you get an unstable, hard to control and explosive > mix which is great for a pressure based internal explosion discharge > engine." > > > > Perhaps I have missed something, but Axil seems to be unaware of a crucial > characteristic pertaining to BLP's "Sun Cell (TM)" explosion ratios. BLP > claims their proprietary solid-fuel water infused mixture generates a > kinetic expansion ratio of about 10% per ignition. A 10% expansion rate > strikes me as an exceedingly weak kinetic explosion quotient. > > > > FYI, recent BLP demonstrations from June 25, 2014 (published June 29) can > be viewed at: > > > > Part 1: http://youtu.be/zGTUd68hu5M > > Part 2: http://youtu.be/rRnfuO6uQyU > > > > I've viewed these videos back-to back several times over the last 10 days. > I always seem to get a little more with each additional viewing. One has to > be willing to invest several hours of one's time viewing them. > Unfortunately, not many of us have several hours to kill particularly when > we may already be predisposed into assuming viewing such demonstrations > would be dubious at best. As for me, I wuz lucky in the sense that I had > been on vacation for the past 10 days. So, I had the time. It was well > worth my time. > > > > According to BLP a significant portion of the energy being generated per > explosion matches the visible spectrum of our sun extraordinarily well. > This would seem to lend additional support to some of Mill's controversial > CQM claims. I realize some within the Vort Collective, such as Jones who > likes to use the "LOL" acronym a lot when discussing Mills' claims, doesn't > seem to regard CQM with high regard. As for me, I prefer to remain neutral > on such matters... or "agnostic" as I noticed Mills tended to say several > times, particularly when discussing which avenue might be the best path to > follow when utilizing BLP technology. ;-) > > > > Setting CQM theory aside, insofar as satisfying BLP's needs are concerned, > utilizing sun light appears to have been a godsend insofar as addressing a > crucial need of exploiting an already well developed multi-billion dollar > PV industry. The predicted amount of "Sun Cell (tm)" light to be generated > when the reaction cycle is ramped up to 1000 (or 2000?) explosions per > second appears to translate into an obscene amount of excess DC current - > on the order of generating kilowatts and megawatts of excess electricity. I > believe BLP claims several engineering firms are currently working with > them on the goal of engineering a prototype capable of generating a > continuous explosion rate of 1000 - 2000 per second. Apparently, from an > engineering POV this should not be difficult to design. I gather designing > a jet engine would be far more difficult task. > > > > According to the two June 25 video demonstrations, BLP wants to engineer > the process to eventually utilize higher efficiency triple-junction PV > cells. The upgrade should increase the conversion rate significantly more > than what can currently be utilized using off the shelf technology. > > > > BLP claims the amortization rate for paying off PV cells using BLP "Sun > Cell (TM)" technology would be in the neighborhood of about a month. Higher > efficiency triple cell PV technology may be capable of cutting the > amortization time down to just a couple of days. That certainly sounds > better than financing a 15 - 20 year loan in order to attach a series of PV > panels to my rooftop. > > > > The implication being inferred here is that electricity generated from BLP > technology may soon be "disposable". At least, that's what Randy appears to > be predicting. It goes without saying that the latest BLP demonstrations > and the claims appear to be extraordinary hard-to-take at face value. Many > within the Vort Collective are inherently suspicious. I can appreciate such > skepticism. All we can do is wait and see what develops. Fortunately, the > wait may not be long. > > > > FWIW, I'll go ahead and make a fool of myself and bet that BLP will pull > the rabbit out of the hat, possibly within six months... 12 months tops. I > mean: closing the loop. Keep in mind I'm only betting for bragging rights. > ;-) > > > > (My current bet is subject to change without notice based on further BLP > developments - or bungles.) > > > > Regards, > > Steven Vincent Johnson > > svjart.orionworks.com > > zazzle.com/orionworks > > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > This Email has been scanned for all viruses by Medford Leas I.T. > Department. > >
