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Swartz-Hagelstein MIT Cold Fusion Videos Posted

Fe. 6, 2014 - “All lectures from the Cold Fusion 101 Class at MIT have been posted on thecoldfusionnow.org Youtube channel.

January 27: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVoxxcEWkAo (MS at 2:01:29)

January 28: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_PZh79zliI (MS at 2:06:10)

January 29: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFmzKVkgFtM (MS at 2:02:40)

January 30: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkPxOhjNlgM (MS at 2:03:30)

January 31: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al7NMQLvATo (MS at 2:14:50)

“I learned that the latest NANOR devices are nickel-based and use no expensive palladium. However, they are preloaded with deuterium, not hydrogen (heavy water, which contains deuterium, is worth several thousands dollar per liter). At low input (a few dozen milliwatts) these NANORs show an energy gain of about 27x, but they can be driven at a higher input power (1 watt) at which the gain drops to about 3x. They have a bell-shaped gain curve, of which he calls the peak “optimal operating point” (OOP). My observation is that since the gain is higher at low input, if we wanted the same gain with a higher output power there would have to be more active material / bigger NANOR devices. The ones shown only weight about 50 milligrams.”