I have the scheme but in russian

Is it thrue - Stivep said 1,1 mgr of mixture producing 1,1 KW power?

there you go:




to Wesley from England

Rossi keeps all these things to himself, except what he has revealed in his blog at http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/ (to get to the blogs you have to click on the comments links attached to individual papers). You probably know as much as me! Re the Geiger counter, all I know is that he stopped Prof.Celani measuring the radiation spectrum at the Jan 2011 demo as he thought it might reveal something about the process, but then he is very scared that people might find the secret and get ahead of him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7lAlzMBzLQ





Wesley

30 milligram of Colman mixture = 1.1KW

Do you mean 1.1kW or 1.1kWh ?

Collman reagent?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disodium_tetracarbonylferrate

 1.1kWh




Wesley

No that is wrong that is a measure of energy plus time.   The device can provide 1100 watts according to the patent.  = 1.1 kW   Its capable of producing


674,520 kWh's!!   before it needs replacing.   At 15 cents a unit it can produce over $100,000 worth of electricity:)    Some people will be pissed if this came to the market.

I  be happy to see the mg version first without going to grams!   Don't have a problem finding pure cadmium, copper powder or zinc powder. Phosphorus in elemental form highly reactive and dangerous. Can get it in stable compound forms and oxides.  Lithium, Cadmium and Calcium  all undergo transmutations easy.  They are nuclear unstable and easy suck neutrons which is why they are used in batteries.   But I need more information and alternatives for the chemical filler mixture.


10mm 20mm and 30mm Quartz glass tubes can be found in the fish tank section under UV lamps:)   10mm Brass studding reduced to fit tube then mounted in to sprung holders alike halogen flood light tubes with brass nuts. Be aware this tube going to get EXTREMELY radioactive and IR hot . Lead shielding required.


UHF ham radio good source of Nuclear trigger!   Cheap on ebay.


Has anyone thought about "nuking" a nickel metal hydride battery?  We might get an AA battery to provide 20v @ 5 amps for 10 years:)  All batteries undergo some minor nuclear transformation and dissociation but the normal chemical action is terribly inefficient.    If you doubt this then only have to consider two metals twisted together as a thermocouple produce a voltage when exposed to heat. This is a minor nuclear dissociation process that produces free electrons.

  Almost any metal can undergo dissociation just some much easier than others. Including gasses. For gas use UV light which is modulated and polarised should do the trick.


Rossi uses Hydrogen and Nickel (hydride) Reactor.   I bet he uses modulated UV to crack hydrogen and use that electron to dissociate  nickel. 

Nickel-62 has the most tightly bound nucleus of all elements.  It is a poor choice for stimulated beta decay.
The high binding energy of Nickel isotopes in general makes nickel an "end product" of many nuclear reactions.

Otherwise, the idea is viable if :
1) the iron core of the transformer is saturated by high DC in the primary winding (in series with a HF choke).
2) a proper activating RF signal is applied to another primary winding. Preferably a winding that is perpendicular to the first.
3) the core is large enough so that the beta particles do not escape it - that means large enough to contain their Lorentz orbits inside the core.

The BASER's schematic diagram indeed resembles a transformer.

As TK is supposed not to have used any high capacity batteries to power his devices, would just a short burst of saturating DC be sufficient or would this need to be constant?