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Bill, I think that caveat makes it honest enough. I didn't realize myself
that likely properties of the polywell will limit the neutrons so much.
Good News!

Grant

Hi Culthero, Just one thing about your website. As far as I know, pb11 fusion will produce some neutrons through side reactions. Your website seems adamant that there will be NO neutrons produced. Other than that, the website looks very polished. Grant Edit: Sorry, I think I'm referring to Mike Holm...

Simon, do you think there might be some merit to his approach? I have read some of his website material, but can't judge if there might be something to it. The religious ferfor seems like a red flag, but what do you make of the work itself?

Grant

This is from the Polywell entry at Wikipedia:

The name Polywell is a portmanteau of "polyhedron" and "potential well." The magnetic field is produced by a polyhedral arrangement of coils...

Grant

Here is a link that has a link to their patent, and other info.
http://powerandcontrol.blogspot.com/200 ... -news.html

Grant

Hi eveybody. I am not a scientist or engineer, but I have enjoyed reading about the Polywell development in the last few weeks. I have also read a little about the Monkhurst-Rotorker FRC approach. How would you describe the current state of the art between MRFRC and Polywell? Is it as viable as Poly...