Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

DR Stiffler I noticed yesterday JDLN labs had a do it your self cold fusion [link is at top left of this Forum]  they say they made a DIY Calorimeter maybe a good contact ? you would know if it would work here better than I  Chet

@ramset
JLN for some reason seemed to drop off the edge of AE and devote to flight. The work he (they) have done in the past has been good and they seem to have unlimited resources, but not unlike the rest of us have made some mistakes and some real advancement. I have not seem the site in some time so can not say what is going on now, although from the past his work was supported by equipment that was a bit above budget for the average experimenter.

You can build a calorimeter that will work cheap. I just do not have the time now to go to the dollar shore and build shopping list for all, imagination, inventiveness, just a little is all it takes. When I get a chance I guess its the only way..............

[DrStiffler]

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[Loki67671]

Anybody else getting some heat? Mine seem to work almost just like this one.  We're having fun now! The weekend is here and comparative study begins for me. Very nice work Dr. Stiffler.

Best regards,

Jim

[allcanadian]

@RStiffler

Now where and by who will these results be posted or seen or heard. I won't name them but if you have been around long enough you will know of what I speak. Places that talk of AE involving Sea Power, Solar for Every Home, Gas from Grass, you know the places that push things that even your grandchildren will not have.
I know and am comfortable. But 'you' need to do this for yourself to see, it is a bit difficult and maybe you will mis a game or two or have the wife yell at you, but if you don't, well what more can I say...........

I agree, I think you are on the right track that the scientific community will not accept this technology any time soon. Personally I do not think there approval is needed, If you released plans for a working unit to power larger conventional loads and these were proven and reproduced by thousands of people and sold on eBay for example then there approval has no relevancy. They are there to prove or disprove theories but it is the consumer who has the final say not the scientific community--- we decide not them. As well if there is an expectation of large profits corperations will jump on board irregardless of what any technical person has to say. But this success only applies if the technology is made public and proven in a public forum otherwise it will dissappear as so many technologies have for various reasons.
I think so far you have done everything exactly right and hope this all works out.
Best regards

[Yucca]

Hi Dr. Stiffler, I'm the Spanish order, thanks for making these boards available worldwide. Don't worry about the delay.

@all
It's a pleasure to join you all in this adventure.

I'm thinking about calorimetry, I've ordered a decent glass lab thermometer and will get busy with styrofoam, tinfoil, cans etc. I'm looking for the lightest foam available so it has low thermal conductivity and also low thermal capacitance so the calorimeter will react quickly.

In order to measure thermal characteristics of my calorimeter I will take a 1/4watt resistor and run different DC power levels through it, this will give me a known heat source. I will try the resistor below the metal pot and also immersed in the water with the resistor leads varnish dipped to prevent electrolysis action. I'll try and get photos of my calorimeter efforts in a day or so along with some figures regarding accuracy.