From: Jürg Wyttenbach ➢ In the Mizuno case we certainly will see 4-He with a 4-He a part > that 106 of the 3-He part.
Jürg If Mizuno is producing helium then it should show up very distinctly when he looks for it- since the total gas inventory is so low and the power is so high that the ratio of He:D after along run will leave no doubt. As of now – that evidence is lacking. It is too bad that we do not have more information now – as this experiment is uniquely positioned to see it and if fount then it makes a huge difference in what to expect from future devices. I’m on record as predicting there will be none, well … only incidental Helium – possibly unmeasurable. Mizuno clearly states nickel is the host reactant – not the tiny amount of palladium. Where is the reliable evidence for helium being produced from nickel/deuterium? Jones
