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markie said:
Some semiconductor properties were known before quantum theory. Quantum Theory is like the Borg, it tries to assimilate everything and names it part of the QT collective. The semi conductor industry would have evolved very well apart from the magical underpinnings of QM.
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Mmmmhmmm. You keep rationalizing. It's all you have, seeing as how Mills will NEVER deliver a working Hydrino powered generator or heater. You keep dissing the theories that produce WORKING tech. You enjoy your hope in a dead end. Might as well pray to Mills while you're at it. It'll do as much good for the world as giving him money.
 
Horatius said:
Indeed, the one line "Yet Earthtech didn't have the help of BLP, and such help from an originator is often crucial for successful replication" pretty much gives you cover for any truly independent attempts at replication that fail to reproduce the results. With that as one of your fundamental postulates, no failure will ever convince you.
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That pretty much nail it, isn't it ?
 
"Emission spectroscopy was used for the diagnostic of a large-scale, slot-antenna excited microwave plasma source operating in helium–hydrogen and argon–hydrogen mixtures and in pure hydrogen at low-pressure conditions. No evidence was found for excessive broadening of the Hα line in He–H2 and Ar–H2 microwave plasmas"

H alpha spectra was something I was involved in more than 25 years ago... We used them mostly in plasma involving He, H and CH4, and we used them as a proxy to precisely measure temperatures. Funny thing is I remember an undergrad(*) mistakenly seeing a broadening and a shifting... Which was solved by re-calibrating the instrument. I am betting that if they DID observe such broadening and shifting, they did not check for calibration.

(*) hum. Not me obviously. I would not make such a stupid error... huuuu. Maybe I have material for that "your secret" thread after all.
 
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Aepervius said:
"Emission spectroscopy was used for the diagnostic of a large-scale, slot-antenna excited microwave plasma source operating in helium–hydrogen and argon–hydrogen mixtures and in pure hydrogen at low-pressure conditions. No evidence was found for excessive broadening of the Hα line in He–H2 and Ar–H2 microwave plasmas"

H alpha spectra was something I was involved in more than 25 years ago... We used them mostly in plasma involving He, H and CH4, and we used them as a proxy to precisely measure temperatures. Funny thing is I remember an undergrad(*) mistakenly seeing a broadening and a shifting... Which was solved by re-calibrating the instrument. I am betting that if they DID observe such broadening and shifting, they did not check for calibration.

(*) hum. Not me obviously. I would not make such a stupid error... huuuu. Maybe I have material for that "your secret" thread after all.
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Was that research published? I'm sure BLP can use the recalibration as "evidence" you were "covering up" early "proof of Hydrinos."
 
halleyscomet said:
Was that research published? I'm sure BLP can use the recalibration as "evidence" you were "covering up" early "proof of Hydrinos."
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No. I may remember wrongly but it was pointed to the person *cough* that it was hinted at in the documentation on how to prepare the experiment , have control before, and something about experiemntal derivation (eta derive - as in moving away, not as the mathematical operation) and instrumental temperature.
 
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I just got this letter from BrLP:

Dear Michael,

My name is Paul Allison and I will be taking over the media update responsibilities here at Brilliant Light Power.

Since our last update, we have made significant progress to our goal of producing clean, distributed power through our SunCell® development program and are now gearing up for our first lab based field trial in our Cranbury, NJ facility, mirrored at Columbia Technologies, our engineering partner in the next 2-3 months. In preparation, I wanted to share an updated media briefing pack with you that provides you with an overview of the program, the thermal and electrical applications of the SunCell® as well as a high-level overview of our commercial strategy.

Once you have had time to review, I would very much like to arrange a call with Dr. Mills to answer any questions that you may have. If this is of interest, please let me know a time that will work and I will make the arrangements.

Regards,

Paul Allison
Brilliant Light Power

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So if you have questions specifically for Mills, PM them to me with the subject "Mills Question" and I'll see if I can get an answer from him.

The email also contained a media information packet and their latest PowerPoint.

A not-so-surprising addition to the projected timeline is that they are planning to also offer a thermal version of their cell in addition to a photovoltaic version.

The first thermal version will allow for 500 kw of power to heat boilers, water heaters, etc.. The first PV version will be 150 kw of DC power. The timeline shows the thermal version going to market first, being targeted at industrial and commercial applications.
 
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michaelsuede said:
I just got this letter from BrLP:

Dear Michael,

My name is Paul Allison and I will be taking over the media update responsibilities here at Brilliant Light Power.

Since our last update, we have made significant progress to our goal of producing clean, distributed power through our SunCell® development program and are now gearing up for our first lab based field trial in our Cranbury, NJ facility, mirrored at Columbia Technologies, our engineering partner in the next 2-3 months. In preparation, I wanted to share an updated media briefing pack with you that provides you with an overview of the program, the thermal and electrical applications of the SunCell® as well as a high-level overview of our commercial strategy.

Once you have had time to review, I would very much like to arrange a call with Dr. Mills to answer any questions that you may have. If this is of interest, please let me know a time that will work and I will make the arrangements.

Regards,

Paul Allison
Brilliant Light Power

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So if you have questions specifically for Mills, PM them to me with the subject "Mills Question" and I'll see if I can get an answer from him.

The email also contained a media information packet and their latest PowerPoint.

A not-so-surprising addition to the projected timeline is that they are planning to also offer a thermal version of their cell in addition to a photovoltaic version.

The first thermal version will allow for 500 kw of power to heat boilers, water heaters, etc.. The first PV version will be 150 kw of DC power. The timeline shows the thermal version going to market first, being targeted at industrial and commercial applications.
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So close! Just a few months away! Exciting.
 
michaelsuede said:
I just got this letter from BrLP:

Dear Michael,

My name is Paul Allison and I will be taking over the media update responsibilities here at Brilliant Light Power.

Since our last update, we have made significant progress to our goal of producing clean, distributed power through our SunCell® development program and are now gearing up for our first lab based field trial in our Cranbury, NJ facility, mirrored at Columbia Technologies, our engineering partner in the next 2-3 months. In preparation, I wanted to share an updated media briefing pack with you that provides you with an overview of the program, the thermal and electrical applications of the SunCell® as well as a high-level overview of our commercial strategy.

Once you have had time to review, I would very much like to arrange a call with Dr. Mills to answer any questions that you may have. If this is of interest, please let me know a time that will work and I will make the arrangements.

Regards,

Paul Allison
Brilliant Light Power

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So if you have questions specifically for Mills, PM them to me with the subject "Mills Question" and I'll see if I can get an answer from him.

The email also contained a media information packet and their latest PowerPoint.

A not-so-surprising addition to the projected timeline is that they are planning to also offer a thermal version of their cell in addition to a photovoltaic version.

The first thermal version will allow for 500 kw of power to heat boilers, water heaters, etc.. The first PV version will be 150 kw of DC power. The timeline shows the thermal version going to market first, being targeted at industrial and commercial applications.
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Thanks Michael. I'd be curious to know what the process is for someone who wants to independently validate Mills' work/findings. Understand he is still working through some of the difficulties in bringing his idea to market - but validation of the concept of the hydrino itself is what I am referring to. If that process was well-documented and the scientific community at large could do what he claims he can do, but do it themselves, it would clear up so much of the bad blood that is out there - not to mention the much less modest reality that it would change the course of humanity.

All - please don't jump down my throat here. I assume everyone is telling the truth, because I am not smart enough scientifically to justify any other assumption. :)
 
You can email BrLP's offices directly and I'm sure they would accommodate you with that information. Mills has publicly stated they are willing to work with any credible institution (ie. college, university, institutional investor, qualified lab, etc..) that wants to perform validation testing.

That said, they are so close to having a prototype device that it doesn't really matter at this point. People will be forced to believe it once it starts rolling off the assembly line.
 
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michaelsuede said:
I just got this letter from BrLP:

Dear Michael
Thanks for being such a sucker. Then again, you believe in electric universe woo. That is why you are so high on our mailing list. Trust me, believe that, you will believe anything! Can we interest you in investing further in this scam venture? Let us know on 0800-THIS-IS A-SCAM. Dial now and receive a discount!! Let us know now. This is a time limited offer. Be there or be square!
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FTFY.
 
michaelsuede said:
The first thermal version will allow for 500 kw of power to heat boilers, water heaters, etc.. The first PV version will be 150 kw of DC power. The timeline shows the thermal version going to market first, being targeted at industrial and commercial applications.
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If the thermal version supplies 3⅓ times the power of the photovoltaic version, why are they making a photovoltaic version?
 
Squeegee Beckenheim said:
If the thermal version supplies 3⅓ times the power of the photovoltaic version, why are they making a photovoltaic version?
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Because the PV version doesn't require steam conduits, turbines, complex pressure regulation, condensers, etc.. etc.. etc..

You can stick a PV version in a compact car.
 
Squeegee Beckenheim said:
If the thermal version supplies 3⅓ times the power of the photovoltaic version, why are they making a photovoltaic version?
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Ah that is where the joke is - there is NO photovoltaic version going to be produced?

I certainly find that a fine jape.
 
michaelsuede said:
That said, they are so close to having a prototype device that it doesn't really matter at this point. People will be forced to believe it once it starts rolling off the assembly line.
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Lol. You still believe this crap after 25+ years of failure? Dear me, mate. How many years have they been promising this for? The aforementioned 25+ would be a good starting point. Seriously, our kid, grow up, and try to learn some science. Yes?
 
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Here is a serious bet: if, within the next 2 years, the idiot Mills brings a commercial application of his woo to market, I will personally give £1000 to Markie or MS. Just send me your account details. I am a man of my word. You have it here in black & white. Bookmark it.
If, on the other hand, he doesn't, I expect £1000 coming the other way. I'm game. Are you?
 
michaelsuede said:
Because the PV version doesn't require steam conduits, turbines, complex pressure regulation, condensers, etc.. etc.. etc..

You can stick a PV version in a compact car.
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I'm not sure having something that volatile in a car is a good idea. Wouldn't it be better to use steam versions to power power stations and use the fact that electricity is now clean and cheap as a way to properly introduce electric cars for all?
 
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