From: bobnospam@gmail.com   
      
   Vaughn wrote:   
   > On 5/22/2013 8:54 AM, amdx wrote:   
   >> I'm curious, How much can you cool it before the reaction stops?   
   >   
   > Good question!   
   >   
   >> Is the resistance heating enough to keep the reaction going even when   
   >> bathed in room temp water?   
   >>                                   Mikek   
   > There is no particular reason for it to be bathed in room temperature   
   > water.  Assuming that the final use of the E-cat will be as the energy   
   > source in a heat engine; the hotter the operating temperature, the   
   > more useful and more efficient it will be.   
   >   
   > To power a commercial steam plant of useful efficiency, 400 degrees F.   
   > is around the lower limit.   
   >   
      
   It would seem as if there is a power density problem with these devices,   
   assuming there is any reality to these stories. If the previous test melted the   
   device down, clearly there are temp regulation problems, The latest test   
   suggests that the temps can get high enough to be useful, but that they have   
   little faith in their ability to increase the energy level to useful levels   
   safely without destroying the device. Walmart won't have these for awhile.   
      
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