lambsauce
lambsauce
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13th Jul 2021
5th Sep 2023
Might be one of the first cold fusion power plants to exist......
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Comments

  • kukuruzkaplay
    kukuruzkaplay
    15th Jul 2021
    ID:2749205
  • kukuruzkaplay
    kukuruzkaplay
    15th Jul 2021
    @lambsause I made Catkind's reactor without lsns
  • Emperor_of_Catkind
    Emperor_of_Catkind
    15th Jul 2021
    @lambsauce Would you like to place my reactor (ID:2748220)? Just turn it upside down to make a tube for NBLE.
  • lambsauce
    lambsauce
    15th Jul 2021
    @Emperor_of_Catkind The idea of extracting electrons directly seems rather impractical
  • lambsauce
    lambsauce
    15th Jul 2021
    @Emperor_of_Catkind yeah that may not be the best idea....
  • Emperor_of_Catkind
    Emperor_of_Catkind
    15th Jul 2021
    @lambsauce ...or maybe you think about using only TSNS?
  • Emperor_of_Catkind
    Emperor_of_Catkind
    15th Jul 2021
    @lambsauce I'ld like to ask you: how it should generate the power? It's all clear for heat (use TSNS), but what's about the electrons? I'm pretty skeptical about your proposal because, as I wrote below, electrons themselves do almost instantly hit NBLE particles. Should the spark transfere from NBLE to the conducting material, or which way? LSNS usage may be not very fair game, but AFAIK it gives the most stable power output.
  • lambsauce
    lambsauce
    15th Jul 2021
    @deuteactormadness Used it, thank you! I think most of the problems have been solved thanks to lithium.
  • lambsauce
    lambsauce
    15th Jul 2021
    @Emperor_of_Catkind Yes, electrons directly and fusion heat to create a semi-traditional method of fusion.
  • docRoboRobert
    docRoboRobert
    15th Jul 2021
    I like it. 1+