How does the Mouse drive the Cat? On Sat, Jun 6, 2015 at 5:35 PM, Alain Sepeda <[email protected]> wrote:
> About the E-cat symphony, My occam razor vision is that the E-cat is a > quite complex system which have to be controlled according to good > "automatic control" practices, for linear and nonlinear systems. > > the way it works better with said "self-sustained mode" make me think that > there are different time constant and multiple derivation degrees involved > in the differential equations. (hard to say in english for me). > > for me SSM is a bit like a 1-piston engine. > what Rossi talk about symphony is probably a 9 cylinders radial engine. > > for the rest I think that linear and non-linear control theory are used, > in a context where the model is not very well known. > > I suspect that it is simply heat transfer coupled with LENR reaction that > build the differential equations. probably the electric control just > bootstrap and synchronized the 9-cylinders, like starter and spark plug. > > 2015-06-06 22:31 GMT+02:00 Axil Axil <[email protected]>: > >> What is the nature of the E cat music? Music as we know it is carried in >> the air as sound. It involves vibrations in the air. Air carries music to >> us. >> >> In the E Cat, Hot Cat and so on, vibration is carries by dipole motion of >> electrons on the surface of the micro particles. When all the micro >> particles are in resonance, all the electrons on all the nickel micro >> particles are vibrating in unison. This is called a Bose Einstein >> condensate. All the dipoles become one and are in sync. >> >> These dipoles put out a strong EMF field that can influence other dipoles >> in other reactors. It may be that many reactors in the cluster become >> synchronize to form a global Bose Einstein condensate where all the dipoles >> keep each other in sync. This common background EMF field may allow for >> reactors to share energy between one another via a common EMF field that >> surrounds the cluster. In such a condition input power may not be needed to >> pump the dipoles between and among the reactors in the cluster. >> >> Maybe Rossi has discovered how to interconnect the reactors in his >> cluster to share in the dipole vibrations by using an EMF based backbone >> interconnect so that all the dipoles are joined together in a cluster wide >> Bose condinsate.? >> >> “The Mouse has a driving license, of course!” >> >> The Mouse may be a driver of the dipole vibrations. This could be how the >> mouse drives the Cat. >> >> An experiment to try to verify this idea is to have a reactor made up of >> a stack of multiple alumina tubes. Place fuel in all the tubes, but power >> only one of the tubes with a heater. Let us call that powered reactor :"the >> mouse". This mouse has a reduced fuel load as in the last MFMP test to keep >> it from blowout. The other tubes are fully loaded with fuel and use the >> heat from the mouse and the EMF generated by the mouse to produce the >> reaction in all the fully fueled tubes. >> >> The EMF field that comes from the Mouse might keep all the other reactors >> in the stack in check even if they are fully loaded with fuel. >> >> Rossi might have thought that just a demo of the mouse at Lagano would >> not show his technology. He might be using a reactor stack to produce self >> sustain mode. >> >> On Sat, Jun 6, 2015 at 12:33 PM, Peter Gluck <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> My dear Readers, >>> >>> I have just published >>> >>> >>> http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2015/06/questionless-survey-re-lenr-ideology.html >>> >>> It opens the possibility of a huge feedback. >>> >>> Peter >>> >>> -- >>> Dr. Peter Gluck >>> Cluj, Romania >>> http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com >>> >> >> >
