BlackLight Power, Claims Game Changing Achievement of the Generation

[Turbo]

Oh dear.

Well then it has to be true.... if Jerry Decker say's it...on keelynet...

You must have a brain the size of a peanut. 

[TinselKoala]

I see nothing in the quote from Decker that is untrue. Do you?

[Turbo]

no, i do not.
everything that Jerry Decker sais is true and especially on keelynet.
why experiment at all? just read what others say...
on keelynet.
don't forget to post a link.
to keelynet.

Stefan you can close this website now.
it seems we don't need it anymore.
we just go and see what others say and post a link so others can see what others say and then nobody has to do anything exept posting a link and say what others say.

[tim123]

Stefan you can close this website now.

Lol, that's funny... I was thinking the other day just the same thing... "Stefan - we've got OU, you can close the forum now, thanks"

Of course we don't have OU yet. Do we 'Turbo', if that *is* your real name? 

lol again.

[tim123]

A report on the Blacklight demo - which took place yesterday, or the day before:

http://www.e-catworld.com/2014/01/report-from-the-blacklight-power-demonstration/

Randy stated that the SF-CIHT results have been validated by four outside groups, but only one spoke at the meeting. That validator was from Rowan University so I am sure that many of the critics will dismiss his comments out of hand. Whatever. I tend to believe people who actually view the experiments and study the results rather than simply post negative comments on the Internet. The validator unequivocally confirmed the reported results from the newly developed SF-CIHT cell and stated it was a "game changer". I thought one interesting moment was when the validator was asked whether he believed in hydrinos. His answer was something to the effect that this wasn't a matter of belief, but about experimental results and that he was confident in the results.

The demonstrations were instantaneous bursts with input and output measured by established commercial devices including waterbath calorimetry. Continuous operation was not demonstrated so skeptics will likely be dismissive of the results. Randy spent some time explaining plans for achieving continuous operation. While there are some engineering issues ahead, the energy outputs are so astounding that there should be multiple ways to make useful devices.

IMHO - it's the real deal...