Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote: Are you serious? The Swedes published the numbers, which are in the > citation you provided, and they indicate an average of 2.6 kW in the two > recent tests - as opposed to 12 kW earlier. >
The 12 kW was with a much larger device, with a cell of ~1 L. This test and the E&K test was with a 50 ml "mini-Rossi" cell. 20 times less material (presumably) is producing roughly 6 times less power, so actually power density has increased. This cell produced 4 kW last time they tested it. I am pretty sure it can do that again but they decided not to push it to higher power. - Jed
