What is the reason to stick to external heating in your experiment?
Second question:
The meshes are rubbed against each other while rolling them up. How strong is the palladium connected to the nickel mesh? Is it not rubbed off while this is done? The palladium looks like powder on the mesh.
Dear Bob and Alan,
Two questions:
Rothwell explains in his presentation during ICCF22 in 2019 that the increase in excess heat production of R20 compared to R19 was because of the change from external heating to internal heating. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9-HfYScq_4&list=PLpEPF2v_du9RBqvUxxOpoO2GSquUjzn2r&index=7).
What is the reason to stick to external heating in your experiment?
Second question:
The meshes are rubbed against each other while rolling them up. How strong is the palladium connected to the nickel mesh? Is it not rubbed off while this is done? The palladium looks like powder on the mesh.
Best regards, Gerrit V
Can’t wait for results video