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https://www.lenr-forum.com/forum/thread/6508-frank-gordon-s-lattice-energy-converter-lec-replicators-workshop/?postID=158361#post158361 Jun 14th 2021 New #193 As anticipated, I will report here details of the my replication of a working LEC device. Construction of the device and preliminary tests can be found in my previous posts. The device used here (brass-brass) is exaclty the same tested before as control (Fig. 1). - Electroplating/Co-deposition process The working electrode (WE) was gently rubbed with fine sandpaper and cleaned with alcohol, then it was placed in the electrolytic cell. The cell was realised with a normal test tube, with four 1 mm iron wires sourrounding the WE. The iron wires were connected to...

As it turns out, a number of SWAT teams in the Bay State are operated by what are called law enforcement councils, or LECs. These LECs are funded by several police agencies in a given geographic area and overseen by an executive board, which is usually made up of police chiefs from member police departments -------------- Some of these LECs have also apparently incorporated as 501(c)(3) organizations. And it’s here that we run into problems. According to the ACLU, the LECs are claiming that the 501(c)(3) status means that they’re private corporations, not government agencies.

By Robert X. Cringely The world has gone crazy for wireless data. In the dismal days since the dot-com meltdown of 2001, almost the only happy business news has been in the wireless sector, whether it is WiFi, Bluetooth, SMS messaging, you name it. WiFi hotspots are everywhere, 3G mobile data is slowly coming, and next year, we'll see the first 802.16 WiMax products -- the first of these initiatives to cause real concern for the telephone companies. WiMax, which promises fixed wireless 70 megabit-per-second data service over a distance up to 50 kilometers, scares the phone companies because it...