Very interesting thread on this site, very positive:
http://globalwarming-arclein.blogspot.com/2010/04/stellar-results-at-focus-fusion-trials.html
He also references his discussions on Talk-Polywell.
Since many physics departments can build a FoFu-1 clone for around $50k to $100k using mothballed parts, and a DPF fusion lab could galvanize an entire student body to figure out what has to be done in what order to use this to power their campus before any other school grabs the glory, I believe that a step of faith is in order, M. Simon. That we need to build a network of these machines that anticipates LPP’s success- lead the target, if you will- rather than playing catch-up ball once LPP announces that they believe they’ve accomplished energy breakeven and are looking for scientific confirmation.
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