Exploring the Inductive Resistor Heater

[profitis]

@pw..yes

[gmeast]

Are you referring to Steorn's "HephaHeat" technology?

PW

Steorn is NOT the topic here. If you want to ask someone about that or something else then do it via a personal message to that person.


Thank you

[profitis]

@gmeast..he probably wants to shit on steorn and use that as a weapon here.@pw steorn isnt the issue here.i just said that they are doing inductive research thats all.and maybe signing multimillion dollar contracts thats all.we know nothing thereof.

[gmeast]

nice @gmeast. I just want to point out that if anyone is lucky enough to get their inductor circuits tailored just right to tap into that narrow thermodynamic gap that any ambient heat inflow is going to happen in the inductor core rod itself and the energy be spat out on the current in the resistor load coil or lightbulb or whatever it is that one uses to perform work,ontop of the battery source reciprical current of course(inductive piggyback riding).

How refreshing! You are so right. You can't use just 'any' inductor constructed with 'any old' wire. As is being realized in the LENR work and other work such as Manelas' and the former Floyd Sweet's, it is the combination of nano-particles, suitable alloys and RAPID EDGE TRANSITIONING wave forms that contribute to the observed performances. In my case, I'm using a wire alloy comprised of Nickel, Chromium and Iron. I have no core, but the iron in the wire serves to 'fill the bill'.


There is so much more going on in these systems than can be argued against using 200-year old theories and principles ... though THEY are trying, oooohhh so hard.

[picowatt]

@gmeast..he probably wants to shit on steorn and use that as a weapon here.@pw steorn isnt the issue here.i just said that they are doing inductive research thats all.and maybe signing multimillion dollar contracts thats all.we know nothing thereof.

As Steorn's HephaHeat technology has little or nothing to do with the "technology" discussed in this thread, or any claims of "OU", I just wanted to make sure there was not some other Steorn technology being discussed that I was unaware of.

Carry on...