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@Elisha

Very nice, well done.

[lumen]

It's strange how those with little, can do so much and those with so much, do so little!

Very good job Elisha!

[Regster]

I could get access to the time/equipment at a Russell Group university lab via a research scientist friend.  I have no doubt that the experiment would be replicated.  From there though, would the university be willing to endorse it?

Now if there was a challenge to replicate something using various pure metal foils (for example) producing useable power with multiple layers in an oven for example with a prize for first/best validation then I am sure there would be uptake.

[hollander]

While Philip Hardcastle is changing (resetting) once more the look and the content of his website (new launch date... a bit annoying, to be honest), I'm still waiting for his reply to one of my previous questions, that I think to be central:

self quote:

One more question: Do you already have a Quenco working prototype? If not, how can one say that it is a "million times more powerful" than the pentode experiment?

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I could get access to the time/equipment at a Russell Group university lab via a research scientist friend.  I have no doubt that the experiment would be replicated.  From there though, would the university be willing to endorse it?

Now if there was a challenge to replicate something using various pure metal foils (for example) producing useable power with multiple layers in an oven for example with a prize for first/best validation then I am sure there would be uptake.

If you managed to successfully replicate a Quenco chip, a very hard start of the art thing to do at the moment, you wouldn't need an oven, room temperature would do nicely.

As a reputable University like Stanford are attempting to fabricate the chip at the moment if they are successful to make the layers flat enough so it won't short circuit than we will all know soon enough whether Lord Kelvin was a big as twerp about thermodynamics as he was about heavier than air flight.

Maybe I am being a bit hard on Lord Kelvin as the weirdness of quantum mechanics were not discovered when he was around.