Cold Fusion — Energetic Forum

Pinwheel

#1 · 5 Jul 2011

Reality yes/no?

Cold fusion devices produce far more energy than they use; quickly approaching commercial viability

altrez

#2 · 5 Jul 2011

I think so one day. It is possible.

-Altrez

mbrownn

#3 · 6 Jul 2011

Yes, but why wont governments seriously look at it, Oil by any chance?

john_g

#4 · 13 Aug 2011

The Greek company Defkalion Green Technologies were to have had a commercial system running later this year (E-CAT), as they had been awarded the worldwide build rights, excepting for the USA - but guess what-

Statement from Defkalion Green Technologies, August 8, 2011.

It would appear that the E-CAT will now move to the USA.

SilverToGold

#5 · 13 Aug 2011

LOL, the person responsible for all this cold fusion excitement is William Lyne and he did it without the fancy and expensive materials.

He explains it all at the end of his book "Occult Science Dictatorship" and how he boiled 5 liters of solution with 3 measly little watts in a cold winter basement that was no hotter than 40 F. He had to continually add water in it to keep the water level constant.

I seriously doubt any "commercial" company is going to do us any "favors" and let us have the technology that rightfully belongs to us, the unwashed masses.

SilverToGold

#6 · 13 Aug 2011

In regards to the Rossi Device, it is no more than a rip off of Lyne's Atomic Hydrogen Furnace.

To Quote Lyne:

"The Focardi-Rossi device is based on my statements and illustrations on
pages 102 and 103 of the second edition of Occult Ether Physics, where I
state (page 102) "...the reactor surfaces which receive and catalyze the
recombining gas atoms" and (103) "Activation energy device (spark plug,
CATALYTIC METAL, etc.".

Sputins

#7 · 6 Mar 2013

The Genie wants out!

There's lots of Cold Fusion threads here, not really a dominant one, or a main one. Oh well, i'll go with this one..

A secret lady sent me the link for this vid. Posted on u-tube 7 months ago, so it's probably old news for the Cold Fusion people. I found it interesting though.

Link: Cold Fusion Reactions by Renzo Mondaini - YouTube

Looks like there are some reasonable videos done by this guy, the ones translated in english anyway.

I like the reaction done with saturated Sodium Bicarbonate, the cathode works the reaction, not the anode. Interesting to try this. 300volts DC. Sets fire to the glass beaker. People might debate as to whether this is Cold Fusion or not, never-the-less the reactions shown here are note worthy.

Gee so many interesting experiments and tinkering to be done! Little time and money. I think society plans it that way. To keep you too busy and distractred.

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woopy

#8 · 6 Mar 2013

cold fusion perhaps study 4 - YouTube

hope this helps

Laurent

aaron5120

#9 · 7 Mar 2013

woopy wrote:
cold fusion perhaps study 4 - YouTube

hope this helps

Laurent

Hi Woopy,
I have been discussing with R. Mondaini in PMs( see yt comments in his channel) the possibilities of gold and silver transmutation in his setup, since Mandaini reported elements transmutation left in deposits in his reactor( see his other yt clips in English) after hours of operation.
The mechanism being quite simple: by means of the usage of an electrolyte that can donate oxygen and carbon atoms, and replacing the tungsten electrode with tantalum for producing gold transmutation, and niobium electrodes for silver transmutation.
Mondaini did not dismiss the idea I suggested to him, he simply stated his impossibility of finding a specific electrolyte that can do the job.
I think that is not so difficult for those that are interested in the modern alquemy for them to find the right chemical to do the job. Actually, both tantalum and niobium are a lot cheaper than gold and silver gram for gram.

aaron5120

aaron5120

#10 · 7 Mar 2013

Here is the link for the transmutation report of Renzo Mondaini:

Cold Fusion Transmutation (3), K+O = Na, by Renzo Mondaini - YouTube

woopy

#11 · 7 Mar 2013

Berg

#12 · 9 Mar 2013

How Cold Fusion Works

Interesting video for newbies to cold fusion.

Cold Fusion: How it works - YouTube

It seems there are some folks producing power with cold fusion.

Successful Test of 1 MegaWatt Cold Fusion E-CAT w Q&A by Sterling Allan - Oct 28 2011 - Part 1 of 5 - YouTube

Cheers

Berg

#13 · 9 Mar 2013

gsmsslsb

#14 · 9 Mar 2013

Woopy

Hello Woopy
I relly enjoy your movies.
Have you done any calcs for energy in to energy out for this fusion process.
You have a watt meter already so if you can get a thermometer it could give a rough idea.
I tried the LAHF that way I tried uploading the movie to Utube but cant for some reason.
Thanks gsm

PhysicsProf

#15 · 13 Mar 2013

Hi, this is Prof. Jones - my website for background is:
Dr. Steven E. Jones

A-propos to cold fusion, I was invited to give a seminar in Oct. 2012 at the University of Missouri. Then Sterling A. wanted to do a write-up on this; and he makes available the PPT slides from my talk.
Steven Jones replica: Pons & Fleischmann XS Heat not from fusion

There is much to learn! Hopefully by the time of ICCF-18 next July, we will have some answers. ICCF-18 Conference

I hope to see some of you there!
BEST wishes to all,
Steven Jones