Aren't you compare the body average to the core? The body average means that it's sustaining 1260 over the entire body. Doesn't that mean it's outputting more energy than one core reading?
On Sun, Dec 7, 2014 at 5:50 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > Oops > > > > The MFMP has built a Rossi replica called the “dog-bone”… it is the same > size and weight as the Lugano original > > > > Even before adding nickel or hydrogen, the MFMP reactor was initially > testing to 1300 degrees with 732 watts input. > > > > Yet… Rossi was claiming in his tests, and Levi wrote it up this way: > “Upon completion of the gradual startup process procedure, the thermal > camera indicated an average temperature for the body of the reactor of > 1260°C, while the PCE recorded an electric power input to the E-Cat > fluctuating at around 810 W. > > > > And did Rossi/Levi not then claim that this was a large COP based on those > “calculations” of IR emission ? > > > > … yet it appears that MFMP was able to achieve higher thermal temperature, > using less input, and with more accurate measurement from a thermocouple > instead of a thermal camera - but guess what? Their reactor has no fuel nor > catalyst ! > > > > Now we have to ask, who’s the real dummy in this doggone soap opera? > > > > Levi for sure is dummy # 1 for allowing Rossi to take complete control > over a so-called “independent” experiment. > > >
