Gasoline has a density of 34KJ/cm3. That thing yields 500W/cm3. That is, every about 1 minute of that gives the same amount of energy that burning the same quantity of gasoline. 1 month gives about 40 thousand times the energy density of the same volume of gasoline.
2012/8/15 Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> > 13:48 local time. > > The reaction has been fluctuating all day with amplitude about as big as > the screen shot taken at 9:21 this morning. It was not just the air > conditioning. It went briefly to 15 W but dropped back and has stated > around 14 W. It is not increasing. In Texas it went up to 21 W > before stabilizing. > > Celani told me the wire after treatment weighs 0.29 g. SEM studies show > that about 45% of it is active. I suppose that means it is active at some > point during the test run. It may be than only a small portion is active at > any given moment. > > The longest runs with this system were about a month. One cut out after a > week and then turned on again. Another produced continuous heat. It went to > ~8 W at first, stayed there for a while and then toward the end rose to > about 16 W. > > - Jed > > -- Daniel Rocha - RJ [email protected]
