FIRST FREE ENERGY DEVICE REACHES MARKET IN OCTOBER -- The Game Changer is Here

[WilbyInebriated]

this is hilarious.

everybody in the world who knows anything at all about the standard model, to which tk/al so casually refers, understands that:

the standard model is nothing more than a theory.

furthermore, theories are never 'proven'...

and finally the whole THEORY of the standard model DEPENDS upon the discovery of the higgs boson. without it, the whole model breaks and crashes to the ground.

[WilbyInebriated]

Rosie Posie:

So all that you have is an ad-hominem attack?

LOLLING all over the floor...
MH... stfu. you don't even know what constitutes an 'ad hominem attack'. 

[MileHigh]

Gwandau:

I think that you are dreaming when you compare a low energy fusion nuclear reactor to a DVD player.  I quoted a factory production engineer about the complexities and size of the undertaking to manufacture a million units per year and based on my own personal experience he is 100% correct.

The more I think about it, the less it makes sense for a "home E-Cat."  For what, to heat water for your morning shower and to wash your dishes?  Do you really think people will buy a nuclear reactor to do that?

The real "low hanging fruit" application would be for the industrial requirement for massive amounts of cheap heat.  There is a potentially huge market for this.  Any possible home market would be years and years away.  So why is Rossi talking about the home market?  It doesn't make sense to me.

Wilby:  You stfu yourself you rude underground code monkey!!!

This ain't no party, this ain't no disco,
This ain't no fooling around
No time for dancing, or lovey dovey,
You ain't got time for that now

MileHigh

[Gwandau]

So a domestic ECat is simple and compact. About the size of a toaster oven, maybe a bit heavier. For a factory to make a million of these per year, yes, that is over 2700 units per day. Let's say the boxed unit occupies  0.25 cubic meters. Doing the math, we find that the volume output of this plant will be 675 cubic meters. That is a layer 100 meters by 6.75 meters by one meter deep, or, since a typical 18-wheeler trailer carries about 115 cubic meters, around six full tractor-trailer truckloads EVERY DAY of the year.
From a brand-new factory, making a product that's not yet been tested in quantity in public, that is undergoing design changes every day, it seems.
I am sorry, but this simply isn't plausible.

TinselKoala,

where on earth did you get 0,25 kubic meters from??

An e-cat is said to have about the size of a laptop.

The momentum of your scepticism is falling flat by deviating from reported information.

So the size of an e-cat is according to Andrea Rossi about the size of a laptop. Just a couple of centimeters thicker.
This makes the probable size of the e-cat package about 80mm thick, 0,35 meters wide and 0,45 meters long.

Three thousand e-cats, each in a 80 mm thick package of 0,35 m times 0,45 m width makes them 0,0126 cubic meters each,
makes eighty (79) units in each cubic meter, in turn making one days' production of three thousand units occupying about
38 cubic meters which would easily fit into any trailer.

Please guys, try to keep to the few facts given, otherwise you risk being regarded as trolls.

Gwandau

[WilbyInebriated]

Wilby:  You stfu yourself you rude underground code monkey!!!

MileHigh

then please be good enough to explain yourself... how, EXACTLY, was rose's comment to you (the one you accused of being ad hominem) ad hominen?  see if you can do it without looking up what actually constitutes ad hominem...  LOL

'you sir, are an idiot.'  see? that's not ad hominem... i can call you any name i desire and it's not 'ad hominem' as long as i don't attempt to disqualify your claim by use of said name calling. there. now you are a little wiser.

although i don't really expect the 'litmus test' guy to comprehend logical fallacies.