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I've said this before-- its not the skeptics he's after, he doesn't care about the skeptics. He's after a small segment of the population that has a lot of money to throw around and are less concerned about the possibility of wasting some of their money than they are with missing an opportunity to ...

It appears to work for reasons that cannot be explained without rigorous testing, and it does not work reliably, nor over a long course of time (more than 4-6 hours).

I supposedly the e-cat emits gamma radiation. Why haven't we had a radiation sensor inside the shielding on any tests?

It's a little early to start talking numbers. The customer is likely aware that the performance numbers would look better over a longer sustained test and AR's device must have met their predetermined parameters. And if the "customer" is a confederate? I has happened before. ================== Dude...

Simon Dude 50% is a very serious hit on profitability. Even for a nickel burner. Sure, running in self sustain mode makes no difference. You seem to forget this is a model T and will do better in the future. It is truly strange how negatively the news of success has been greeted here. The start of ...

Good luck to Rossi. Good luck to Uri Geller and Kreskin too. :roll: Lets wish Mills (blacklight power) luck too. Wasn't blacklight power *the exact scenario* we're running through with Rossi now again, except Rossi is a decade behind Mills? Yogi Berra would point out " This is deja vu all over agai...

Good luck to Rossi.

We know that the Navy and NASA have had some level of contact with Rossi already. We know that from where exactly? OK, I should not have said "we know," I should have said "I recall." Going from memory, this is the gist of it. You can have fun Googling if you want more. Krivit reported that some NA...

I would not be surprised if the US Navy were the customer. I think that makes sense. Rossi also said they do not wish to be identified. We know that the Navy and NASA have had some level of contact with Rossi already. And there have been representatives from China there also at some tests. From the ...

Oh, I don't know. Polywell?

All points you've made make a perfect sense... however, for fraud it is TOO badly orchestrated. It would be actually easier to invent LENR then to maintain such uncontrollable scheme with so many involved people with no skin in the game... you give too mach credit to Rossi... Ah, I was pretty exite...

I freely admit that the e-cat has not been demonstrated conclusively in public. But why is this? Why couldn't the E-Cat have been left running overnight and into Oct. 7th? Surely some of the scientists who had travelled all the way to Italy to observe this could have stayed for an extra day? Surely...

A few examples, on the input side: -poor intensity measurement -one or more cells hiding a pre-loaded battery (fraud) -hidden micro-wave emission (fraud) -poor measurement of the cold water temp (due to sensor-fluid interface or due to sensor itself) -poor measurement of the flow in the secondary c...

What has really caught my eye is how long it took, after "switching off" the reactor by depresurising hydrogen and after increasing water flow, to get from 110C down to 100C - about 40 minutes if I have noticed well. There's a lot of insulation on that thing, so doesn't completely surprise me. With...

If this is intentional fraud, then I just do not see what Rossi hopes to accomplish. He has got to know that even if he makes a little money in the short term, he is going to completely ruin his reputation, as well as the reputation of the scientists that support him. He might even have to serve som...

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/06/SN1987a_debris_evolution_animation.gif/280px-SN1987a_debris_evolution_animation.gif As an aside, I find it fascinating to watch this time lapse of SN1987A. As the poor star dies and fades away, the blast from the supernova impacts a ring of m...