Am 20.11.2011 15:23, schrieb Aussie Guy E-Cat:
More here:
http://radio.rcdc.it/wp-content/uploads/Focardi-english-version.pdf
I am a little bit concerned about his mental fitness:
[Female interviewer] And then how do you turn it off in hot weather?
(Laughs) At some point in the past, as the device kept working on and
on, I started
thinking of a hammer. "Let's hit it with a hammer!" (Laughs). Well, what
you do is you
shut off ... the latest application has nickel inside it, then the
hydrogen is supplied by
electrolysis, so that ... because you cannot keep a hydrogen tank at
home, of course, it's
dangerous.
[Contrary to common belief, hydrogen is not more dangerous than
propangas. Both explode only when the right mixture is created.
Normally hydrogen doesnt explode, but burn. Propan gas is more
dangerous, because it is heavier than air. When there is a leak it
can sink to the ground and can make dangerous concentrations. This
doesnt happen with hydrogen. It is not toxic. It doesnt smell, this
does indeed increase the danger. I got this information directly
from the german hydrogen association]
Instead we generated it from water by electrolysis.
So, the device kept on working, and I thought to myself: "I guess I'm
going to have to use
a hammer to stop it". Until one day Rossi told me "I stopped it!". "And
how did you do
that?". He said: "I cut the power to the electrolysis, obviously".
Right! All you have to do is
run the electrolysis from a separate power source. You cut the power off
there, and once
the hydrogen is used up, the device stops by itself.
Now why didnt he himself have the idea to switch the apparatus off?
This is the most obvious idea to try!
AG
On 11/20/2011 10:48 PM, Peter Heckert wrote:
In this TEDx event:
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=eGmgTo2Kw1U#t=564s>
Focardi says, that no neutrons where observed.
Gamma radiation /not much above ambient level/ was observed.
So it seems they added the lead shield only for security, but not for
protection and thermalization.
This conflicts with Rossis statement that gamma radiation is
thermalized in the lead shield.
Gamma rays not much above ambient level cannot contribute a
measurable amount of thermal energy.
Peter
