PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[profitis]

Christ.I think I made a mistake when I said 'tiny amounts'.Look at the differences in ratios of measured percents isotopes.am I reading correct?you say this is a faked document mark E?

[MarkE]

I thought I expressed myself very clearly:  The output power calculations contain major discrepancies that are unaddressed, probably because they were unrecognized, by the authors.  That means that the output power calculations cannot be trusted.  That means that the conclusions drawn from those calculations cannot be trusted.

The authors' claims of transmutation without either high energy or neutron radiation are extraordinary.  As they have demonstrated their willingness to publish unreliable calculations for simple heat output trusting them with assaying isotopes would be very dubious.  Those who can't get simple things right cannot be trusted on more complex issues.

[profitis]

If that's true then why is the company called elforsk now pressing for intensified lenr research @mark E? You would think that they would be damn sure about what rossi got before such an announcement.according to lewan,rossi got the idea for lithium addition from a japanese researcher who was getting interesting results:  http://www.e-catworld.com/2014/04/26/lithium-the-case-for-an-e-cat-catalyst-guest-post-/#comments .I also remember many papers on electrolysis involving excess heat which contained lithium sulfate as electrolyte.

[JouleSeeker]

...according to lewan,rossi got the idea for lithium addition from a japanese researcher who was getting interesting results:  http://www.e-catworld.com/2014/04/26/lithium-the-case-for-an-e-cat-catalyst-guest-post-/#comments .I also remember many papers on electrolysis involving excess heat which contained lithium sulfate as electrolyte.

Very informative, profitis - thanks for the link!

[MarkE]

If that's true then why is the company called elforsk now pressing for intensified lenr research @mark E? You would think that they would be damn sure about what rossi got before such an announcement.according to lewan,rossi got the idea for lithium addition from a japanese researcher who was getting interesting results:  http://www.e-catworld.com/2014/04/26/lithium-the-case-for-an-e-cat-catalyst-guest-post-/#comments .I also remember many papers on electrolysis involving excess heat which contained lithium sulfate as electrolyte.

It is always a bad mistake to try and read tea leaves or other secondary data in place of primary data.  The contradictions in the calculated convection versus radiated heat are fatal to the report.