You can see George Egely and his team demonstrating their fusion reactor on this video.
During this experiment a modified and controlled magnetron (the device what you can find in your microwave oven) starts up the nuclear fusion. The initial materials are coal and lead pencil filling (graphite), the result is magnetically reactive iron. The sphere on the video is quartz-glass, the substance holding it is for insulation.
The heat generated through the fusion is 1500-1800 degree Celsius (2700-3200 Fahrenheit) and it is the multiple power of the input power. The price of the material costs needed for this to work is very low. There is no working equipment for heating homes yet, but the results of similar experiments indicate that it would be possible to build one in the near future.
Since the team supported mainly by individuals, it is crucial that you express your intent if you wish so. Every positive feedback, every like, every small donation can be life-saving, while this small lab -- despite the international acknowledgements -- is having serious financial problems!
Normally the research tenders should fund such advanced, environment friendly solutions. Unfortunately the experience is, that there is no budget for ideas which give power back to people so that they can generate heat at their homes for a fraction of the price of the conventional methods. The faith of this invention depends on us, ordinary people!
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For more details visit: http://www.egely.hu
