Hydroxy Home Heater by Sovereign Energy Solutions

[mscoffman]

Come on-n-n-n.  When I look at this and see that 800 watts or say 800 watts for one hour (800 watt-hour) can produce 34,000 BTUs I have to say way over unity by 12 times. sq-ft home on 800 watts? 

Somethings seems amiss here. Maybe a factor of 10 off some where?

From a standard scientific viewpoint, you are correct...But there are numerous lines of evidence
(though not currently constituting a "proof") that cold nuclear fusion is occurring in certain
chemical systems. Once there are several valid line of proofs then this will constitute science.

definition:
What is "cold fusion"?; cold fusion is nuclear hot fusion of the hydrogen isotope deuterium in
the lowest initiation energy level configuration of fusion which is called dd deuterium x deuterium
fusion. Because of the way this occurs it produces a momentum-free neutron in the reaction
product. Since there is no neutral matter momentum...there is no Newtonian reaction mass for
long range ionizing radiation to radiate against. Hence the ionizing radiation occurs only very
locally during this reaction and not at longer range.

There are three things required for cold fusion: Natural Hydrogen (gas) and a metal (matrix)
and a one of a number of different ways of injecting mechanical phonon's into a fluid. I
suspect that steering static electricity + some solid matrix can substitute for the target
metal matrix.

Standard water in the earths environment contains deuterium in the ratio of .0125% so
a dd reaction may happen at rate of .0125%^2 - a very small but still visible number.

...this should suggest an easy way to prove cold fusion is happening in this unit.

I prefer to think this way, rather that the numerous lines of evidence people seem to see
are simply figments of their imagination. Others may have a different opinion... for now.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[Paul-R]

Sterlinga!!!

Come on-n-n-n.  When I look at this and see that 800 watts or say 800 watts for one hour (800 watt-hour) can produce 34,000 BTUs I have to say way over unity by 12 times.  800 wattt-hour is equivilant to 2730 BTUs.  IS this unit really producing 34,000 BTUs from less than 1 KWH.   

The Bob Boyce system has some pretty remarkable figures attached to it. I wonder if this system's electronics has a complicated looking toroid in there.

[mscoffman]

Just so noone goes into this with their eyes closed;

If for some reason there is chemical recombination of lets say hydrogen or
oxygen or both with the metal of the heat exchanger, then the excess heat
could come from there, being induced chemically...This would invalidate the
design because it would not be economical to replace the heat exchanger as
fast as it would get used chemically. Heat output would fall rather rapidly,
if this were the case and the heat exchanger was indeed not replaced.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[Hydro-Cell]

The Bob Boyce system has some pretty remarkable figures attached to it. I wonder if this system's electronics has a complicated looking toroid in there.

the bob boyce system may well have some remarkacble figures attached to it, but they have never been proven, nor even demonstrated.

i have looked into the coil that bob uses aswell, i have built and tested it etc etc

the coil does add 3 frequencies together this is correct, but the claims of upto 10,000 amps drawn from the environment is not true.
furthermore neither is the claim of 50-100 lpm output.

the most ever achieved with a bob boyce system is 14lpm at 60 amps, when people building a bob boyce system take there current readings they take it from the 200v lines. when in reality this is being fed from 12v battery. eg 6 amps from a 200 volt linebeing fed from 12v battery = about 96 amps approx

what appears to be very good figures.......arnt

[jadaro2600]

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You are telling me I could heat a 1000 sq-ft home on 800 watts? 
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Have you gotten one of those new computers? The ones with the 600 watt power supplies and the video cards with the molex connector? ...those are just as effective, and fun!

Those get hot enough...