By Demian Martin
I sat through the presentation. I was struck by the lack of understanding by the presenters of the information presented and the reluctance to offer up any details. I thought the analysis of the data was very lacking and the conclusions presented (cables, noise filters, mechanical isolation make a big difference) were not supported by the by the data presented. This is a big mistake. If there is something in this the initial bad methodology will color the acceptance of it later. The interesting data was in the changes caused by the addition of an accessory, the rest was not particularly meaningful. I'm surprised that the spectrum (FFT of the time data) was not presented. Without the actual data to process its difficult to draw conclusions, especially the "missing link" conclusions presented. The lack of transparency and the vague response to questions about an AES paper or how the measurements were made has this more of a cold fusion story than a breakthrough room temperature superconductor