Cold Fusion motor bicycles?

[biknut]

Looks like cold fusion motor bicycles are right around the corner. Well maybe around the corner, and down the block a little lol. Third party testing has confirmed this thing works.

http://hplusmagazine.com/2013/05/21/rossis-e-cat-cold-fusion-reactor-validated-by-third-party-tests/

 

[biknut]

Here's an artist conception of how a cold fusion powered motor bicycle would look.

 

[biknut]

Here's a look at the even more powerful rack model.

 

[motorhedfred]

Until then....there's this !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqocUxVDSXE&feature=player_embedded

MHF

 

[d_gizzle]

Fred,that's insane! Its also one of my daydreams as well

 

[biknut]

LOL i like the first comment. Enough money for a rocket bike, but not enough money for a better camera.

 

[Toadmund]

If we ever see this making it into the light of day for mass consumer distribution, I'd power a bike with it, but I would also like to get my heating bills down.
Oh, and it does alchemy! Nickel into copper! How about we find a way to turn lead into gold? (then gold would be as valuable as lead, and it would be made into bullets)

 

[CTripps]

How about we find a way to turn lead into gold? (then gold would be as valuable as lead, and it would be made into bullets)

I seem to recall an article a few years back saying they've managed to do the lead to gold trick but it just isn't cost effective, it costs more than the gold is worth to make it. Of course, I may be misinformed.

 

[Toadmund]

It's probably a well guarded secret, because if everyone knew how to do it, the price of gold would plummet and nobody would get rich.

 

[wheelbender6]

Has anybody so much as lit an LED with cold fusion yet? I haven't heard of any progress in a long time.

 

[biknut]

Has anybody so much as lit an LED with cold fusion yet? I haven't heard of any progress in a long time.

This sounds pretty good.

http://atom-ecology.russgeorge.net/...on-less-than-a-decade-away-from-clean-energy/

 

[D.J.]

In the early 80s gold prices jumped to over $600.00 an ounce. A Japanese company announced that they could recover gold from sea water but the price for gold had to be above $500.00 an ounce for the method to be viable. The price of gold dropped immediately. The price for gold remained under $500.00 an ounce until 2005. .... D.J.