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Ever wondered what life would be like if electricity cost next to nothing to generate and the resulting products from the actual generation (The "ashes") was essentially harmless isotopes of common elements?

What if the component materials used to create the heat required to generate the electricity were in the top ten most common elements in the Universe?

Well, my information from research in manuals, texts, websites, text books, patents and research papers has led me to believe this is not only utimately possible, but, is in effect already done, some years ago.

Since the early and unsuccessful attempt of Fleischmann and Pons to explain the unusual effects experienced during a key experiment, there has been an extreme and concerted effort to discredit or undermine research and experimentation into Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) technologies. (Formerly coined as "Cold Fusion"). The research buck for this type of work dried up in favor of research into more efficient means of utilising existing and energy technologies.

Given the global state of play with fossil fuels, I believe that even a minuscule chance of success in the search for a viable LENR or safe fusion reactor, should be vigorously explored.

It is for this reason that this web site exists. This experimenter will try to reproduce the results of various claims and publish the results here on these pages for all to see.

I invite you to read through the research references provided here with an open mind for the detail. It is this list that has led me to this point.

Series 1 Episode 1 - Assembly

"until a verifiably objective analysis is conducted by an independent third party that confirms the results match the claims there’s no real news".FORBES

It is healthy to have at least a modicum of scepticism when dealing with unsubstantiated claims. Apter

My history and education is in Information Technology and Military Electronics, specifically, Avionics, as a technician in the Air Force.

I have always had more than a passing interest in physics (At least since my mid twenties). However, because of the late realisation, I never chose an education in this line.

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Having carried out a little research on the recent history of LENR, I have found much circumstantial evidence supporting the development of a working system.

Yes, a working low temperature, Nuclear Reactor, with low to no radiation issues, from simple componentry and fuelled by easily obtainable elements.

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Obviously, this search for the truth is not inexpensive, especially for the backyard physicist.

On this basis, all costs will also be published so that there is some understanding of what it has taken to get where we are. For those who would like to participate a ittle more closely, the best way would be to make a small donation.

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