Peter Gluck <[email protected]> wrote:

mre cells with death after (no) heat.
>

I do not know what this sentence means. Perhaps you are saying that Pd-D
does not produce heat after death. That's incorrect. It does. There is no
input power, so the COP is infinite.



> probably not true for Ti- very abundent element  have worked with it. For
> CF remeber Scaramuzzi and our friend Chino has done a lot with Ti.
> Au is Au and has it s place in electromivvcs.
> So please do not mention PD based commercial energy sources.
>

You have not given any technical or practical reason why Pd-D cannot be
commercialized. If these other metals work, there would be no reason to use
Pd. But if they do not, and Pd is the only choice, it can produce a
significant fraction of our energy. Fleischmann was correct about that, and
you are wrong.



> Re the Exh 1, surely i have it and what you are missing is the hourly and
> the recorded data which will make you smarter and will determine you to not
> pontificate.
>

As far as I know, there is no hourly data.

Anyone can see that Penon and Rossi stuffed imaginary numbers into these
spreadsheets. One-hour data that agrees with this would also be imaginary.

- Jed

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