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Install one offsite, let it run, and see what happens. As long as Rossi keeps playing these “look but don’t touch” games, it’ll never be more than a protracted parlor illusion.
Sounds encouraging. Rossi et al should set up a blind test and let the chips fall where they may. This secrecy crap is geting old, either it works or it doesn’t. If it doesn’t work, end the kabuki theater and go back to the drawing board. The only way he’s ever going to make money on LENR is to prove it works and go to market.
How are they going to respond if they never see it? The "report" is unpublishable.
and, most importantly, to see if it can be replicated by an independent research group.
In other words, the current group isn't independent.
Let me know when they are available at Home Depot or Sears.
No.
Seems this gets posted about every day. Is there some reason for promoting this? Is someone hoping to find investors?
I remember reading about this well over a year ago. Seems it’s on FR almost every day.
I work with thermal cameras, and on most of them, especially the more sophisticated ones, you can play all sorts of games with calibration, emissivity scale, etc.
IOW, I wouldn't take the temp in the photo as necessarily representative of actual temps reached.
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NO.
Everyday there’s someone asking
What is there to do?
Should I love or should I fight
Is it all the same to you?
No I say I have the answer
Proven to be true,
But if I were to share it with you,
You would stand to gain
And I to lose.
Oh I couldn’t bear it
So I’ve got nothing to say.
Nothing to say.
— Jethro Tull
That said, I realize this is a thread by you, Kevmo, and I know how you like to play it, so I am done, and suggest everyone else stop feeding the troll.
Have 419 scams been proven to work?
If I had a million bucks, I’d create a LENR experimental array, with perhaps 100 canisters that could be independently controlled for gas ingredients, total and partial pressures, temperatures, and rates of change of all the above. Then I’d pop some metal samples (e.g, nickel) into each one, and tune each one to a different point in a wide range of multidimensional variable values.
If any one of them got hotter than would be predicted from the input energy, I’d get another million and start a new experiment, with a hundred more canisters having environmental values scattered around the values in the hot one. I’d cherry pick the best from that experiment and start new experiments with variations around those values. And so on.
This should quickly focus in on effective gas and temperature environments for LENR. If the hot fusion lobby hadn’t united to prevent funding for “cold fusion”, we’d be there now.