This will be interesting Axil. You’re saying lots of RF should be seen, and I will predict that no RF will be seen. That is a sharp contrast.
RF is easy to detect, and cheap accurate spectrum analyzers are found on
Amazon. What spectrums are you predicting?
I doubt if the ash will be tested, as that would give away trade secrets.
From: Axil Axil
I expect to see even distribution of heat based on
superfulidity. I expect to see RF radiation increase over time and heat
output decrease in like proportion. If an ash assay is provided, a large
amount of iron and 61NI will be found in the ash.
Jones Beene wrote: From: Peter Gluck
Dear Friends, Anticipating some possible
effects of the Rossi Report 2,
I have published:
http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2014/10/it-comes-judgment-day-for-lenr-parad
igm.html
Let's wait and see if I was right. To
increase my chsnces I predicted more things, some contradictory. A good
researcher can become a prophet after retirement.
Well, Peter, it’s hard to be wrong without a few specific
predictions <g>.
Here are mine:
1) COP near 2 for extended periods.
2) No gamma radiation
3) Evidence of quiescence (unexpected cessation of the
gain)
Hoped for prediction – but unlikely due to technical
limitations: evidence of the signature x-ray indicative of DDL/dark matter,
in the range of 3.6 keV.
Since there is no commercial meter for this spectrum, the
x-ray would have to show up in some other clever way, such as film exposure
– thus it is unlikely.
Jones
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