Simple Cold Fusion

[aoi3610]

I doubt you'll find a lab or university allowing to use their multi thousand euro/pound/dollar neutron detector.

Yes, mainly because they couldn't make any MONEY out of this.

What I had in mind was using a Geiger counter. You confine the setup in a container with the Geiger tube. If neutrons are emitted in about 15 mins the Geiger counter should go nuts caused by beta particles produced by the decay of the neutrons. Its a qualitative experiment rather than a quantitative in order to determine radiation. I mean if the counter reacts at all that should be a big hint to nuclear reactions taking place and if it even peaks at 15min that should be an almost undeniable evidence of neutron radiation.

I like your thinking, I don't have a Geiger counter, but I will have a glance on Fleebay.

At least that's my logic  .

It sounds like reasonable logic too.

Of course weighing is as beneficial. Or especially if you find gold attached to you your lead.

Waiting for more Gold Plating fluid, then we will see what happens with 98% Reflectivity.

[broli]

Btw what are the specs of your oven. And how do you monitor temperature during those 4 hours.

[evolvingape]

Hi,

I do not have a Neutron detector unfortunately but I do live 15 minutes drive from Coventry

I am interested in cold fusion but have been too busy in other fields of OU to pay it the attention it deserves.

Any chance of a cup of coffee and a demonstration ?

Rob Mason

[JouleSeeker]

I will organise a video, to be fair, it looks just like a candle burning, but without the black off the top. It was only a small flame, perhaps an inch tall. Yellow.

Where could I obtain one of these detectors?
I am in the UK?

Is anyone in the UK that has a Neutron detector live Near Coventry?

If so, fancy a cup of coffee whilst you "test" the "device"?

Just a thought.

  Just reading your thread - hope you're still around.

  I'm retired now, but have used neutron detectors for years and still have ready access to a good neutron detector at the nearby university (In USA though).   
This neutron detector is VERY sensitive, uses helium-3.  And it is very little used now.  Not so easy to transport to UK, though... sorry about that.

If you have any possibility to come or to send a replica-device, I would be glad to test it for you, no charge whatsoever.

[JouleSeeker]

PS -- having looked at the evidence hard, I believe that there is a REAL cold-fusion effect... at least at a small level.   Not sure it could be scaled up to a practical level, but if you've done it, I would be the first to cheer!