>From Jed: ...
> ... I believe the > reaction works best at around 600°C and it conks out above that. Can someone clarify the following: What is the internal temperature the reactor cell has to reach in order to initiate the Rossi reaction? I thought the reaction takes over when the temperature reaches the neighborhood of around 400 C. Or am I all wet on that. If it IS 400 C, it would seem to me that the reaction then increasing to 600 C... a mere +200 C more, (before it conks out) does not strike me as being terribly efficient. I must be missing something vital in regards to understanding the physics of calometry here. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
