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Thanks for the link; this is an interesting article. My post is prompted by the section on microwave experiments. First, I think the author should have emphasized a bit more that operating a magnetron without shielding can be dangerous. I also wanted to point out that microwave plasma experiments ca...

LDS says on their web page that they have free ground shipping for orders over $75. If they charged you for a $100 order, you should call them on it. They formerly offered free shipping to a university address, but changed it a while back to the same $75 minimum order. I’m not happy with their shipp...

Hotta's group in Japan did considerable study of this subject in a cylindrical fusor and reported their results at the US-Japan IEC Workshop in College Park, MD, in 2012. Unfortunately, the web site where the presentations at that meeting were posted has since been taken down. They used mutiple coil...

A batch of the Universal Voltronics XRC-60-60N -60kV, 60mA power supplies appeared on the used market several years ago when Panalytical switched to using Spellmann supplies in their x-ray equipment and sold off their spares. Being negative polarity supplies with voltage and current suitable for fus...

Richard, LDS has your needed adapter for $84.00.

Any success on achieving this polarity conversion?

The last time I bought deuterium (about two years ago), Cambridge Isotope Laboratories had the best price. They currently list their lowest purity deuterium (98.8%) at $314 for 50 liters. They also offer a 25 liter size for $167. This does not include the shipping charge.

When I click on the link, it takes me to the University of Maryland Authentication Services and asks for a U.Md. password.

Your link to the paper requires a login.

Button on front page of fusor.net works.