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The nickel-hydrogen invention that Rossi came up with is at risk. At this time, there might not be enough people knowing the secret to protect it if Rossi disappears. I do not know if this is a scam. If it is a scam, I am quite sure he will pay dearly for it eventually. However, it might not be a s...

So you'd have no problem with a guy manufacturing and selling a cure for cancer without any proof it actually works? There is most certainly a large enough market of dying people, desperate enough to be suckered into buying a well marketed placebo. I doubt Rossi has what he claims, but come on, the...

The Greek firm that is supposed to distribute the Rossi Reactor is supposed to have a press conference in two months. I doubt they will be breaking any technical details on the operation of the device itself, but perhaps they will have something worth exploring.

Skipjack wrote:I can not quite remember anymore where I read it, but IIRC the device allegedly only weights 3Kg.

In the last NyTeknik article, Levi is quated as saying: “I have also seen inside the reactor device itself – most of the volume is isolation, and most of the weight of about 30 kg is due to lead.”

Some info on the Greek outfit (Defkalion Green Technologies) that will be distributing Rossi's device can be found here: http://www.nyteknik.se/nyheter/energi_miljo/energi/article3091266.ece It mentions that there is also a U.S. distributor but does not give the name. Evidently Defkalion is not invo...

More details on the 18 hour experiment from the Professor who oversaw it (Giuseppe Levi) can be found here:

http://www.nyteknik.se/nyheter/energi_m ... 108242.ece

Very interesting...

If Rick can't talk because of contractual restrictions, what makes you think he will talk at a retirement party?

More detail on high-energy ion production and collection/measurment methodology here: http://focusfusion.org/assets/pdf/LPP_TR2_Apr_2010.pdf

KAHUNA

We shall know by the end of this year if these claims are true. I am dubious about that. I thought the same thing last year when BLP signed up a bunch of utilities to use their tech in powere production - nothing yet. The Rowan folks published a paper last year with pretty much the complete playboo...

This is typical of BLP. I would love to be wrong about them and I do think they are self-deluded (rather than a scam), but they seem to keep coming up with "one more" reason to believe. In this case, I would parse the statement "Validations and Technical Due Diligence - underway with National Labs, ...

Quick question, and I may be barking up the wrong tree here: Is this the same Focus fusion that appeared in a google talk a while ago? If so, is this the same focus fusion that requires the x-rays produced to be collected for power? If the answer is yes to both, I would be worrying / testing that x...

LPP believes they had a "Great Month" in March. http://lawrencevilleplasmaphysics.com/index.php?option=com_lyftenbloggie&view=lyftenbloggie&category=0&Itemid=90 A Great Month for Focus Fusion Posted in News on April 02, 2010 by Aaron Blake At the beginning of March, good shots (those without pre-fir...

MS, For the record, I'm am not an EEStor "believer" as you imply (though I am a Paul Simon fan). I'm just trying to have an open mind about it all this (including Polywell). You make some good points and skepticism can certainly be justified based on them. What I am a beleiver in, however, is not im...

The people investing in the scam. To be clear, your position is that EEStor and Zenn are perpetuating a scam on investors? If true, on what do you base your position? A lack of public evidence of a workable device. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. And then you have years of "rea...

MSimon wrote:

Kahuna wrote:So who exactly do you think is doing the conning here?

The people investing in the scam.

To be clear, your position is that EEStor and Zenn are perpetuating a scam on investors? If true, on what do you base your position?