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TOPIC: Schedule of events to come?
#156
12 years 2 weeks ago
Schedule of events to come?
Apologies is this has already been asked but do you have a rough timeline for expected upcoming events? I guess the main one we are all interested in is when will the actual LENR verification experiments take place. I fully appreciate there is a lot of work that needs to happen before we get there, but like any kid in a candy shop, I want them goodies now! 
Keep up the good work.
Keep up the good work.
#173
12 years 1 week ago
Schedule of events to come?
Hey Rats,
I don't think they have a specific schedule of things, as everything is depending on the outcome of the days/day previous. Much is up in the air here in this uncharted territory.
That said if you daily read the Progress Blog, they generally inform us of upcoming important events the best they can. Such as today they mentioned that they hope to load the Celani wire tomorrow.
I hope this helps.
James
I don't think they have a specific schedule of things, as everything is depending on the outcome of the days/day previous. Much is up in the air here in this uncharted territory.
That said if you daily read the Progress Blog, they generally inform us of upcoming important events the best they can. Such as today they mentioned that they hope to load the Celani wire tomorrow.
I hope this helps.
James
#175
12 years 1 week ago
Schedule of events to come?
Hi Rats,
We are excited about what we are going to show people in the coming days and also what we are about to embark on - but we are also aware that we would be very lucky to strike on the first attempt.
What we do know because of the science done on both sides of the pond and the careful calibration process carried out by the US project members is that if we get even a quarter of the excess heat of what Celani was showing at ICCF-17 it will be detectable in the current set-up and will allow us to confidently move to the next phase of the project - multiple international replication... but for that to be accepted - we need a good calorimetry approach and we are going to be talking about that in the coming weeks.
Bob
We are excited about what we are going to show people in the coming days and also what we are about to embark on - but we are also aware that we would be very lucky to strike on the first attempt.
What we do know because of the science done on both sides of the pond and the careful calibration process carried out by the US project members is that if we get even a quarter of the excess heat of what Celani was showing at ICCF-17 it will be detectable in the current set-up and will allow us to confidently move to the next phase of the project - multiple international replication... but for that to be accepted - we need a good calorimetry approach and we are going to be talking about that in the coming weeks.
Bob