Posted on 09/25/2015 6:28:38 PM PDT by ckilmer
Ask Kevmo
It's just a matter of time...
Heh.
Heheheh...
I was just trying to remember the names of those guys.
What the heck was that machine called? The L-con or whatever...?
Muon catalyzed cold fusion has been around since the 1950’s, but no one has figured out how to make it net energy positive.
I think the output to input ratio has to be around 10 to 1 to be commercially viable.
This is above Kevmo’s paygrade.
L-con is better than the proper E-Cat. Rossi, and all of his mentally retarded followers will grab hold of this.
We somehow need to intertwine the fusion people with the magic Jewish moon people. I want to see how bat shit crazy people can get.
I’m wondering how much energy it takes to produce this ultra-dense deuterium. Once that’s taken into account, is there a net energy production?
What is that? Are they saying they can produce an electric current directly from the fusion process without going through the heat->steam->generator path?
How about the “Bloom Box”
They are either masters of marketing “vaporware” or are legit.
I still don’t know, but they are still alive with some serious investors and customers.
Bttt
What they need is a fancy catchy name, say like “E-Cat” ... yep that would do it!
They also have 33 job openings according to their website.
This is a company to pay close attention to.
Oh yes the old E-Cat.
Man I remember you wading into battle against some heavy megatron odds!
The good old days... I actually kind of miss Kevmo’s singular insanity. I haven’t been called a seagull in many months.
Agreed.
Oh but he was exasperating. My blood pressure would begin to rise right along with Rossi’s stock.
If I was glad when he was sent packing it was mostly in the interest of my health lol.
The Tesseract, we could use one of those.
(minus Loki and the Chitauri)
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