On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 12:22 PM, Craig Haynie <cchayniepub...@gmail.com> wrote: >
> Does anyone remember this? In 2002, (or thereabouts), Randell Mills > applied for a patent for his method of creating heat with a device in a > similar fashion to the method that Rossi is using, and his patent was > accepted to the point that they were going to issue it, until Robert > Park pointed out that it was a type of cold fusion device. At that > point, Mills, who had been out happily showing others how to replicate > his work, canceled all demonstrations and assistance, and stopped > revealing trade secrets. It's worth noting that Mills has not shown any working device since and there has been no independent replication of his work. Mills asked Rowan U to measure the energy output of his magic sauce which turned out to be considerable, if one believes them. However, I know of no experiment to restore that sauce. For all that can be confirmed, even if Rowan U's information is correct, all that has been shown is a method of maybe storing energy-- not producing it from hydrinos. It's the same story as with free energy claims: want respect? CLOSE THE LOOP. Eventually, that applies to Rossi's claims as well. He could feed output heat back to the input through a flow controller and run without any electrical heat input energy indefinitely after the initial startup. He has never explained why he doesn't do that.
