As requested by VQC:
"Is there anyone more practical with access to 3D printing as we can run the sonoluminescence thread in parallel and it will be quite rewarding to build a fully functioning cold fusion generator?
Perfectly safe, boils water.
Thought it may be fun for those who prefer to build stuff."
Chris mentioned access to a 3d printer. Here are my thoughts on that. We ALL have access to the most advanced 3d printers, more or less, through printing services. I will link a few below. I feel that it would be no issue at all having them make parts as opposed to securing the printer myself (plus im a poorfag and cant buy one beyond a couple grand).
http://www.rapidmade.com/
https://www.protiq.com
https://www.advancedrp.com
https://www.advancedtek.com
sonoluminescense youtube searches lead to some interesting stuff.
http://edge.liveleak.com/80281E/u/u/thumbs/2012/Dec/7/74831c1e5d12_sf_8.jpg
None of the existing devices seem to require the use of a 3d printer to create. Not sure why this is but they all seem to just use a flask of water and some speakers and control equipment. I look forward to learning more about it.
Agreed. Thats why I made this sub. Essentially Chris is offering an answer to this and I'm fascinated to see it happen. If it is fake it will be a very interesting fake. I have spent quite a bit of time looking at the Cold Fusion stuff by Rossi as well as Brilliant Light Power and others. There are also claims in a different direction by a guy out of UC Boulder by a guy who wants to make a zero point energy device with Casmir cavities and some gas. It, like all these, seems possible and is fun to folllow. That guy has Jovion.com where he talks of his work. His best interview is with Sarah Westall on Jewtube. Just search for Zero Point Energy Sarah Westall.
The Cold Fusion people are on a few websites but the most active and best is on reddit.com/r/lenr (I know, to speak of reddit is a sin but thats where it is all aggregated)
Lastly there are reports of strange meetings and such. I guess a few years back there was a meeting of a bunch of higher ups in China all about LENR. A political analysis guy named London Paul from siriusreport.com (paywalled) has stated … and I quote "The Russians have LENR technology" When he was interviewed on Rogue Money Radio on Jewtube in the last few months.
Again, all this could be horse hockey. Certainly no big change could ever come from a few nobodys fucking around on an obscure message board right? Well, thats where BTC came from and all of blockchain. It came from some mystery man (satoshi) who just airdropped it on some smart fuckers then disappeared.
Is it really a reach to believe that something like LENR or ZPE or a fucking hole in Antarctica even could be hidden?
Cannae Drive is another one. It is a reactionless drive that violates the laws of physics… But it has been tested and is working. Not by some fag is his shed but by NASA. This thing would be a star trek impulse engine quite literally. All it needs is a limitless power source and we could have access to the whole solar system with some degree of ease.
If I told you 2 years ago about Hillary Clinton, Podestas, Wiener, etc etc etc anyone with a functioning brain would have laughed me out of the room, and rightly so! But here we are today. Hillary eats babies. Adrenochrome harvesting is real. The Red Cross is evil (per qanon) and Trump is president.
At this point Im totally down to explore something that "cant be true" If it is reasonably priced. Fun and challenging. I'm totally down to mess with it. Yeah if it needs a fucking neutron source, well I cant really get one of those and I wont try.
Yeah, this is the type of shit I mean. This seems to be in Russia?
As I demonstrated in post 2135 starting this thread It is simple for anyone to access 3d printing services.
All of us have access to 3d printers. We can even access the most advanced ones out there with little trouble. I do not have one on my desk because the cost of one that can actually make useful shit is tremendously high relative to the value of the parts it can produce.
In particular I have said I will buy a 3d printer as soon as the machine can produce something that is cheaper to print than to buy… and something I need a lot of as opposed to 1 of. So far I have found a single thing. Electric fence insulators. That is the only thing I would need that could be 3d printed cheaper than I can buy.
They are of poor design. Obviously designed to fail regularly. They are needed in volume as I have about 1/4 mile of fence to maintain and they are relatively expensive as they cost like 50c each and break every few days.
I would buy a printer that could make a suitable substitute… but what specs do I need to make this Sonoluminescent water heater? Will I be making this out of shitty plastic like I would make electric fence insulators or would I need to be using a far more advanced system that uses lasers to melt metal powder into specific shapes?
I am here to make this happen. I have the technology (as the 6 million dollar man would say). At the very least I have access to the technology.
That said… will I sell my car and mortgage my house simply to buy some super expensive printer to chase white rabbits on the internet? Well, Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence…
Lets get some info about what is really needed for this 3d printer to successfully print this plan. Metal or plastic is a huge starting point. WHAT METAL. Are we talking low grade shitty metal or are we talking titanium that needs to pass FAA regulations for 3d printed parts for aircraft? There is a fucking huge difference.
What sort of temps can we expect. You mention boiling water. So it has to be able to stand 101deg c at a minimum. My guess is it has to be able to handle a lot more than that.
How about a pressure vessel. Is this an unpressurized system or does it require a pressurized system? Pressurized super-heated water is a WHOLE DIFFERENT BEAST as far as safety and materials as is unpressurized systems.
I have designed and built both systems from off the shelf components and found pressurized systems require far more planning and higher quality materials.
So, going forward lets get some ideas on materials, pressures, power requirements, temperatures that may be encountered. Overall size of this thing. Are we talking a desktop device? A micro-scale device? or are we talking something size of a school bus?
Without some specifics I really have nothing to work with going forward. :/