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John Logajan writes "when I run my Mills type cell in reverse current mode,
the Ni (now) anode becomes coated with a dark black substance, ...)

Let me be the 200 th person to tell you it is likely Ni hydride.  Mills, I 
think, will tell you that you should never do that, and that it permanently
kills the effect.  I wanted to do it as a means of calibration since a nice
way to check such a reaction is to run reverse at the same cell power.  This
should duplicate everything but the "mystery" power.  So a nice experiment 
would be to operate periods of forward and reverse.  Enough reversals and 
you could compare forward temperature with reverse temperature and draw some
conclusion.  Alas, Mills says this kills the effect.  So does running with
a catalyst according to Mills.  So he carefully eliminates the good ways to
do this experiment.  This leaves only looking for Hydrinos.  I have done that
without success.

Tom Droege