[Moonman62]

Read McKubre's summary of the history of CF research in the Foreword of the ICCF conference proceedings: http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/ViolanteVproceeding.pdf For good or ill, doing a successful electrolysis CF experiment if difficult in the extreme. Experiments in ceramic superconductors are child's play by comparison.

Kevmo likes to cite over 14,000 CF experiments from his Chinese source. They can't be all that difficult.

You believe Rossi built a successful device in his garage. Once again, it can't be that difficult.

[Wonder Warthog]

"Kevmo likes to cite over 14,000 CF experiments from his Chinese source. They can't be all that difficult."

I see you still suffer from reading comprehension problems. If you will note, I referred to electrolysis CF experiments.

"You believe Rossi built a successful device in his garage. Once again, it can't be that difficult."

Rossi used a gas-loading approach. Apparently, once you get away from electrolysis, it "is" that easy. All the "hot news" reports of late are using "gas-loading".