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[conradelektro]

@tim123:

Maybe you can try Whoopyjump's set up with AC. The glass jar contains mainly water and some easily available chemical product which I forgot. The electrodes are welding electrodes from a hardware store.

The gas container of Dr. Chris and his gas pump are much more complicated.

Jean Louis Naudin did some cold fusion experiments too: http://jlnlabs.online.fr/cfr/index.htm

May be you can apply your eddy current theory there. A coil wound around the glass container.

Greetings, Conrad

[tim123]

Hi Conrad,
  I think I'd like a prototype thermonuclear reactor in my house about as much as leprosy. I have 2 (non-radioactive) designs of my own I'd rather build.

If Chris has acheived what he says he has - then he's succeded where billion dollar funded best-and-brightest have failed - and that in itself would be very newsworthy, and highly amusing.

If the eddy-current hypothesis is correct, then that would perhaps help explain his results. Vortexes do have unusual properties...

[profitis]

@tim123..yes brute force is needed to fuse deutrium,however,picture me with a lever applying it onto an atom,thats my take on cold fusion anyway,force/area=pressure.in the tokamac there is just force.

[profitis]

one cant practicaly apply force/area for deutrium gas,ie..the gas atoms have to be stationary,like when theyre stuck packed in a catalyst lattice.holy shit,im onto something..

[grizli]

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