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Let's leave the M-E device out of the picture for a moment and try something else: Take our flywheel, rotating at 600 rpm = 62.8 m/s at the rim. Say there's a liquid-oxygen/hydrogen rocket attached to the rim of the flywheel (okay, there should be at least two for balance but let's ignore that). 1g ...

Quit trying to use conservation of energy as if it were a separate physical law. It's inherent in Newtonian mechanics. And I just used Newtonian mechanics to CONCLUSIVELY PROVE that a locally over-unity device is possible using Mach-effect thrusters as a black box. Read it again. The problem I see ...

You've confused momentum and energy again. Force and power are two different things. A Mach-effect thruster uses power. It outputs force. Therefore it is not sensible to say that an M-E thruster puts power into a flywheel; what it is doing is applying a torque. And the power input to the flywheel b...

A flywheel with radius R, with Mach-effect thrusters of thrust efficiency E positioned tangentially on the edge. Power (P) is torque (T) times angular velocity (w), so given a thruster power p, the output power of an ideal generator hooked to the flywheel is P = Tw = (pE)Rw, and if ERw > 1, well......

Piantelli discovered the cure for cancer... oh yeah, and it also makes heat! He's been investigating the effects of electromagnetic fields on cancers. I haven't read anywhere that he claims to have "the cure for cancer", only that he's observed some positive outcomes when applied to early...

Joseph Chikva wrote:

Carl White wrote:This is what he said he did, and not only by himself, but by building on Piantelli's work.

And what Piantelli has discovered?

I suggest that you do the background reading and piece the story together. All I can do is repeat them.

JoeP wrote:Rossi may have moved towards a more powerful version in this way, by stubborn empiricism.

This is what he said he did, and not only by himself, but by building on Piantelli's work.

Link to an article posted in "Cold Fusion Now": http://coldfusionnow.wordpress.com/2011/07/07/funding-dam-breaks-for-brillouin-boiler-that-uses-water/ An interesting quote: "... venture capital has finally taken notice of the potential. Brillouin Energy is fielding calls from new inve...

More information about Brilluoin Energy, including a link to some technical discussion of their approach to testing.

http://nextbigfuture.com/2011/07/brillo ... ially.html

http://www.brillouinenergy.com/Brilloui ... d_Data.pdf

This seems like a fairly compelling argument, to me. The degree of collective idiocy required to establish and build a $200 million manufacturing facility without having tested beforehand whether the proposed product actually works would just have to be beyond the ludicrous. Who ever would do such ...

I must say that these guys appear to have done a lot of engineering on the E-Cat to incorporate the reactor technology into viable commercial systems. It could just be a false front I guess, but the tone and content of their answers does not seem to comport with the rather amaturish demos conducted...

Some more information concerning Brillouin Energy:

http://newenergyandfuel.com/http:/newen ... /#comments

Another LENR company!

Courtesy of Next Big Future:

http://nextbigfuture.com/2011/06/brillo ... ation.html

http://www.brillouinenergy.com/

There in that youtube demo/presentation/experiment was nothing about hydrogen consumption. Actually, Rossi stated that at least 1g of hydrogen had been introduced, which he said was enough to run the device for a day. Apparently, if the hydrogen is removed (e.g. replaced with nitogren gas), the rea...

The hose was lying on the floor, with both ends raised. If there was significant condensation, would it not fill up with water and then start to spray and belch water at the open end? The simple answer No..well, kinda. Depending on the thermal loss of the hose per meter, a boundary condition will e...