Jed, The current produced by the LEC delivers only a small fraction of the energy being generated as heat, which has to be dissipated. If it is not dissipated, the temperature will rise, resulting in more current and heat being generated. This could be a...

Physicists have no clue about how cold fusion works because their ideas are incompatible with a chemical environment. They are unable to understand chemistry, yet they are quoted because they claim they know everything. The cold fusion mechanism must be c...

Daniel, Here is a measurement of an active Pd sample using electrolysis in my calorimeter. The same sample was studied with two different D/Pd ratios and after the D was removed. This was done 10 years ago. Why do you reject this behavior as insufficien...

I do not know if this new way of producing can make things at nano-level but it sounds so, if this manufacturing tech works it might be of interest for this thread:https://www.atomicmachines.com/company

Jed, your description has no relationship to how cold fusion behaves. It's pointless to make such speculations unless you understand and separate the false descriptions from how the process really works, which you say you can not do.Cold fusion requires e...

Perhaps this is a matter of definition or point of view. See the table of irregular verbs in Stan Kelly-Bootle's "The Devil's DP Dictionary":I heuristYou try and errHe/She floundersI extrapolateYou conjectureHe/She guessesRegarding Mizuno's calorimeter, it...

Daniel, your approach has no relationship to how real research is done. I worked at a laboratory that knew how to achieve success. LANL would have solved the problem and created useful energy if the DOE had not stopped the work.I have explored the use of v...

The right mechanism won't be decided in a debate on this forum. It will be decided by the person who raises power levels and COP to practical values. None of us has done that yet. The debate here has been useful, and Ed's contribution to it can't be overst...

Some screenshotsThanks @CydoniaWhat software is Claude driving? (is it SciLab and/or Xcos? Gnu Octave?)

using Claude, I’ve been able also to do very complex, multi-parameter thermodynamic modeling,That sounds interesting. I do hope you have been able to sense-check the results using alternative first order (manual) and/or second order (programmed) lumped...

Again... Egely didn't invented anything all this work was from Klimov inspiration as the ENG 8 one, indeed.Yes @Cydonia , I was not aware of Klimov’s work - my apologize, now Bob Greenyer has published ’Anatoly Klimov's Talk, Now in 29 languages’ - v...

Yes FreeCAD seems a reasonable choice for some 3D work. It all depends what you want to do with it, I guess.Vibe-modelling, using Claude, is a novel approach

If anyone here needs to prepare 2D geometrical data for use with Laser Cutters or CNC Routers, then LibreCAD might be just what you need.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreCADhttps://librecad.org/3D CAD packages can be unnecessarily complex if you only nee...

Jed did not accurately describe how the website was created. In 19-??, a person contacted me and volunteered to create a website devoted to cold fusion. His design was not as I thought was required. So I asked Jed if he was willing to design and support a...

Jed, this discussion is just like the discussions I have about how cold fusion works. Once a person has accepted an idea, they can not change. The facts are not the problem. The problem is how the facts are interpreted. I have given up trying to change bel...