I doubt that Rossi would allow a power conditioner, because he himself states
that there is some initial RF powering going on to kickstart the device. Since
the experimenters walked up to the experiment after it had been turned on, we
don't know for sure whether the existing cabling was used to impart the RF, or
a separate kickstart cable. Were I to guess, I would assume that the existing
cabling was used, and that the RF generator resides in the control box.
There's a whole lot of detail about the input side that would benefit from the
light of day. What's required is an interview with the Swedes from someone who
understands the issues.
Andrew
----- Original Message -----
From: Jed Rothwell
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 1:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Vo]:Levi Hot Cat paper is a gem : power conditioner needed
Alan Fletcher <a...@well.com> wrote:
I've come to the conclusion that the only way to overcome the power-side
fake is to put a power conditioner between Rossi's power plug (maybe miswired
per Bryce etc, or with a DC component) and his control box.
That would do it. But the fact is, any $20 watt meter would also do it.
Experts tell me there is no way you can fool one. They are better than meters
costing thousands of dollars were 20 years ago.
Levi has one of those things. I expect he used it. He did in previous tests.
I suggest you should stop fantasizing about this. Rossi did not take apart
the wall and install secret equipment that he turned on and then turned off
during the calibration. He did not find a way to send so much power through an
ordinary electric cord that he melted steel and ceramic. That is not possible.
You can dismiss it from your mind. The electric cord would have burned. The
other gadgets such as the computers plugged into that circuit would have been
roached.
- Jed
