Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: Most cold fusion experiments have been milliwatt level and do not use the > very sophisticated setup of Bianchini . . . >
Fleischmann and Pons ran hundreds of tests with boiling cells, at 20 to 100 W. They has sophisticated detectors. They found nothing as far as I know. > I doubt anyone has looked for deuterium. It would be very difficult to > find. **** > > ** ** > > Moderately difficult but not “very difficult” > Impossible with any of the Rossi reactors I know of. You need complicated Swaglok connections, as I said, to extract the sample of gas without contamination. It could be done. It should be done. But it has not been done as far as I know. You would have to design that particular experiment around this goal. - Jed
