-----Original Message----- From: Terry Blanton
> When Terry noticed the single lead, it was pointed out that there are similar > heaters available online with two leads. Good find, Jones. However, it is evident from the piccy that the band heater does actually have two wires. See the cable on top of the first EKit with the blue tape on it. That cable has two wires and it looks like it terminates in the band heater on the second EKit. However, it doesn't mean Rossi *isn't* flowing current between the two heaters. It just makes it less definite. OK, I see what you are seeing - he spliced wires, apparently. Ron Wormus sent me the same observation. Even with two leads to the band heater, the problem remains of getting high temps into an internal reactor through the water flow - in a situation of the trigger heat being substantially higher temperature than the water flow. Apparently they did pull this off in Fed and it could not have been easy. But, going back to your other observation, how would you flow current between two heaters, exactly? Have one at higher potential? I've never heard of it being done, but it would be worth pursuing, since it would at least provide a way to get the device up to the trigger temperature (even if the "transistor hypothesis" is false). Is anyone setup to test this hypothesis with two heaters ? Jones
