snip...From: Joshua Cude <joshua.c...@gmail.com>

Second, what's to stop him from doing the pre-heating overnight, and getting 
started at 7 am. These guys are professionals; they won't mind getting up 
early. It's true, you might want a witness to measure the input energy, but if 
it runs long enough to exclude chemical fuel, then storage is excluded too. 
Then if they ran it self-sustained until 7 pm, you'd have 12 hours. Still too 
short, but a lot better than 3 1/4 hours.

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Please explain why it too so long for the temperature to read an elevated value 
during the October 28 test if the ECATs had been preheated?

Dave

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