Marten, One of the reasons for posting the "blue vortex" video yesterday was to show how a single wire can provide adequate RF as a stimulus.
The key feature of this is a spark gap which can be internal or external. Spark gaps are not very sensitive to heat. The blue light emission from the bulb is coherent enough to show that a single spark gap diode, combined with a coil (variation of Tesla coil) can provide RF which is capable of ionizing a noble gas. You do not need precision waves or lots of circuitry for this task - nor any kind of adjustment capability. What is needed only is a special kind of irradiation spectrum, which corresponds to a blackbody emission characteristic which you want to stimulate in that active material. In the case of Rossi, he likely need near UV not too different from the bulb. Thus the simplicity. Stimulation by RF to attain QM superradiance does not require high power. The light bulb shown was powered with a few watts. Get it? Jones -----Original Message----- From: mar...@krteknik.com Hello guys I would like your opinion on the rfg subject. If Rossi is using a rfg to somehow stimulate the reaction, how has he applied it ? I cant see any wires going into the reactor core on any pictures, except for the heater that is wrapped around it. And .. if the coil is fitted in the center of the core, it must be able to withstand 500c, and should therefore be mounted in a metal tube, like copper, and the amount of rf going in the reactor must not me very high, due to the skin effect right ? An rossi aint using much watts for the electronics according to mats lewans report, if i remember it right. So how is he doing it ? Any ideas ? Im going to try it myself, but i have no good solution for it exept using a induction heater of sorts, but Rossi cant be using anything like it due to cost, and power drain, so it must be done by other means. p.s sorry for my english, im not a native english speaker . :) Marten
