Jones, I realize that I did not make clear in my earlier reply, that I am not advocating in any way for sonofusion.
What I am looking for is any reasonable case in which LENR (likely) occurs without large local current flow on a metal surface. Some of the sonofusion papers suggest they inject a plasma current into metal, much like an electron beam. Currents can also occur from focusing. To quote from Abd ul-Rahman Lomax's last posting "Storms is claiming that the NAE is cracks." These may be notch antennas. Some can focus incident electromagnetic field energy many thousands of times. What I want to know is whether these nano-super-magnifiers may be responsible for some LENR effects. Jones Beene wrote: > Lou, > > This company has been the unquestioned leader in the sonofusion field for > the past 13 years. > > http://www.impulsedevices.com/ > > Unlike Nanospire and Stringham, they have a top notch lab, PhDs, patents, > real results, peer reviewed publications - and manufactured and sold a > working prototype reactor at one time. > > The problem is breakeven. No one can get close. > [...]
