Edmund Storms wrote:
Michel, I understand that power measurements are not made while the
superwave is on.
I think the superwave electrolysis is turned on most of the time, but
not all of the time. They do report "heat after death" that is,
output for hours or days at a time in the absence of
Michel, I understand that power measurements are not made while the
superwave is on. The superwave is only used to load the cathode and
start the reaction. Production of over 30 watts while applying less
than 1 watt is so unambiguous that the ability to produce excess power
is clearly prov
Hi Jed,
Congratulations for this, admitting to being wrong is such a rare
quality that it deserves a special mention, even though it should be
the norm in science of course.
One way to make energy balancing easier and more indisputable in those
Superwave experiments would be to include the wavefo
On July 3 I ridiculed Kirk Shanahan for writing:
"Dardik et al, of Energetic Technologies have slides from ICCF12 and
a paper from ICCF14 (2008) posted on Rothwell's web site. In both,
they show an artist's drawing of their calorimeter, which contains
the thermocouples, which are designated Tc
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