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On Sat, 09 Mar 2013 17:55:33 +0800, jg <jg@nospam.com> wrote:

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>> Seem to of forgotten about fusion reaction?
>> It's suggested this is because of a lot of money to be lost
>>
>
>Nothing I have said to suggest I had forgotten that, or fission.
>
Fission seems off the agenda because of Japanese old reactors, even
their  "newest", 1970 reactors, should of been decommissioned years
ago?
Same for Chernobyl, old un-repaired reactors not maintained?
Finland uses these same Soviet reactors and have the safest nuclear
record in the World?

Fusion (considered safe nuclear power) reaction for home use is
already available in "Northern West Atmosphere" like Canada, Alaska
has operating heating devices. These are plodding along successfully,
but not hitting the media so much? 

AFAIK only a 3D printer can make components because of accuraccy
reasons. Todays price of these printers though is now down to us$3500
so if one has a *TRUE* high speed internet [24 megabits per second
(Mbps)] or better one can download parts to assemble their own

For larger scale electric generation (100MW+), here lies the problem
as they so-far, have to be really LARGE France is building one now
presently called TOMAK reactors
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokamak
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