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To: monocle
>>How would a sample of palladium saturated with deuterium react to high frequency vibrations be they sonic or electronic?

Makes sense...the idea is to get things jumping around in there. Question is -- what frequency? Probably way up there --- past microwave. Pons was passing a current through the probe....

But.....where's the beef? I haven't seen this anywhere on the web. There was a brief "perpetual motion" clip on NBC a month ago......in the UK....but I've seen no followup.

142 posted on 03/03/2002 6:57:57 AM PST by The Raven
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To: The Raven
During the period when thermochemical "cold fusion" was being investigated, there were reports that when the electric current was changed a change in energy release was noted. These reports led me to suggest that a pulsating, not alternating, current be employed.
144 posted on 03/03/2002 7:05:24 AM PST by monocle
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