XPost: sci.energy, sci.physics   
   From: Impedance@UgotOCD.invalid   
      
   ...and the people complaining about noise becomes the higher pitch noise and   
   they'll tell two friends and so on..   
      
      
      
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   "Morris Dovey"  wrote in message news:jfu9gt$dpc$1@speranza.aioe.org...   
      
   I'm fairly sure that people will complain if you (or I or sno or   
   whoever) inject too much noise into alt.energy.homepower.  :-)   
      
   Until it's been proven or disproven, it's just another subject for   
   investigation. If it turns out to have substance, then it does sound as   
   if there could be home application - so it probably is on-topic for   
   alt.energy.homepower.   
      
   I can understand that the sci.* folks may well prefer to restrict their   
   discussions to well-established and well-documented phenomena, and   
   exclude speculative topics.   
      
   Meanwhile, I plan to continue as I've been doing and, if I have   
   something I think might be of interest to the group, I'll post it (or a   
   link to it) for people to see.   
      
   Today I finished the controller code that processes pulses from my   
   little Geiger-Müller detector and let it run for a couple of hours. This   
   weekend I'll try to get over to Radio Shack for a mini stereo phone jack   
   so I can plug in the detector and see background radiation. If RS   
   doesn't have 'em, I can add them to my next on-line order.   
      
   I still haven't come up with a circuit to monitor the reaction chamber   
   temperature (nor any good way to bring out thermocouple leads), so I   
   suppose that's what I'll need to focus on in the week ahead.   
      
   Somehow the actual work seems a lot less interesting (and goes a lot   
   slower) than talking about it.  :-/   
      
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   Morris Dovey   
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