PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[woopy]

Hi Steven

Thank's for kind words, I have PM you for some info.

I would of course be interested in the speach of Dr Biberian about the plasma electrolysis.

Do you know if there will be a CD or internet report after the conférence ?

What about Defkalion demo?

Many thank's

Laurent

[JouleSeeker]

OK - I received your message, Laurent, thank you. 
And I will talk to Dr. Biberian more tomorrow.  Today we had our picture taken together, as we share many interests -- as I share interests with you also.

   So today Defkalion DID begin their demonstration on schedule, starting with a background run using argon, then a run with the fuel, hydrogen.  They permitted questions, and I asked a question which the spokesperson was happy to answer.  I took some video, which I shall endeavor to upload soon (about the
Defkalion demo).

  I thought the demo went quite well, and I look forward to the further talk about Defkalion from Prof. Yeong Kim on 'thursday.

Ciao.
Steve

[JouleSeeker]

I did take some video from the Defkalion demonstration and uploaded it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lPnUt4cNzM&feature=youtu.be

Published on Jul 24, 2013
During this Q&A, the Defkalion spokesperson discloses that they have observed a huge "magnetic anomaly," which does not surprise me. I expect it.

Hello. I'm attending the 18th International Conference on Cold Fusion - ICCF-18 at the University of Missouri this week. Yesterday, a European company called Defkalion gave a live demonstration of their "anomalous excess heat" device via internet. They are using light-hydrogen (H2) and nickel in their apparatus, so this is NOT d-d cold fusion, but something else.

But as I have said repeatedly (including during my poster talk at this very conference), the anomalous heat can indeed be a REAL effect, but that does not mean that the source of the energy is necessarily nuclear. We were permitted to ask questions of the Defkalion staff. I asked what products and emanations had been looked for/observed, along with the anomalous excess heat. My question and their response begins at about the 3m 45s mark.
From my observations, this is a project well worth paying attention to - interesting work and the team is showing admirable courage to open the project to scientific scrutiny in this manner.

-- Steven Jones

[woopy]

Hi Steven

Thank's for info very appreciated

I just got  the info that Mr Mizuno has released a paper of his recent experiment and this paper seems to be intended for the 18th conférence.
Here the link but you are probably informed about it.

http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/MizunoTmethodofco.pdf

The theory of Mizuno seems comprehensible to me, but the reactor seems very sofisticated and of high technical grade.

I would very appreciate if you can ask Mr Biberian and eventually Mr Mizuno, if the low level of facility as mine have a chance to replicate those expériment. with for instance tap water . baking soda, TIG welding tungstene/lanthane cathode , and standard inox Anode.

Because my simple idea is that all these "Magisters" have  the obligation  to get  good results  (after so long time of denial) , to prove to the scientific community that the LENR is a reality, so they put all the best chance with them , and used very sofisticated apparatus. Which of course is very good and i congratulate them all.

But as now, they seems to be right on the track, is it eventually possible to go down a little bit in the material quality , so lower level experimenter (as me ) can get a chance to to get success , and of course this would be a way to open source the technology.

I know i am a dreamer, but in this world and along all the human history, only dreamers have improved the way of life , by working hard to transfer the dream to a lot of people and by doing this , slowly the  dream can achieve the state of  full reality .

thanks a lot for sharing

laurent

[JouleSeeker]

  Laurent -- I think we should be dreamers like you!  Yes, I will ask Jean-Paul Biberian about your question.

   Join the tour of  the "anomalous heat" (aka "cold fusion")
     SKINR laboratory at the University of Missouri. Constantan Ni-Cu wire (based on Dr. Celani's research) and glow-discharge-plasma experiments are underway, parts 1 and 2.   These experiments use hydrogen (not deuterium) loaded into metals and look for anomalous heat effects.  Lots of people taking photos...  Part 3 shows electrolytic cells being tested, and results.  Someone quipped that Pons and Fleischmann would not allow photos like these!

Part 1:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhoH1_mLGAU

Part 2:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mt9_2c9CdyY

Part 3:  http://youtu.be/-v5K1FXSvGg

Tour during ICCF-18 in Missouri this week...