Until this is WIDELY & INDEPENDENTLY CONFIRMED, it is merely a claim.

A point of history. When Roentgen first published his paper on X-rays, there was a storm of experimental confirmation. Within ONE WEEK, X-rays had been demonstrated at OVER 100 independent laboratories around the World. The claims were supported invariably wherever the tests were performed. Result: Today, EVERYBODY believes in the existence of X-rays.

The same thing happened upon the announcement of "Cold Fusion" by the Chemical Clowns Fleischmann and Pons. In this case, the claims were NOT supported by independent researchers. To the contrary, NOT ONE SINGLE LAB anywhere came up with a credible confirmation. Quite a few labs confirmed it at first with slipshod techniques, but they RETRACTED their papers. Result: Today, NOBODY believes in the existence of "Cold Fusion".

If the claims that you are referring to were true, it would generate a storm of experiments meant to confirm or disconfirm its validity. This has MOST ASSUREDLY NOT HAPPENED. It is not more outrageous than the claims of Fleischmann and Pons. Why is it not being investigated? Because IT HAS BEEN INVESTIGATED and disconfirmed by scientists who did not bother to publish their results, since the results would demonstrate only that Thermodynamics was true, which everybody believed in the first place.

If these claims were TRUE, vast quantities of money would suddenly become available to bring the technology into commercial use, since it would be the END of the energy problem. Devices would be for sale on Amazon or in Physics journals. Again:

Where are the devices? There has been plenty of time to at least manufacture laboratory test kits to confirm the results. Nope. Did not happen. No kits. No devices of any kind are available for sale. There is a clear reason: Claims the creation of a Perpetual Motion Machine of Kind Two are NOT TRUE.

If I am wrong, please direct me to a location where I can purchase a device. You cannot.

DFM