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

[onthecuttingedge2005]

@Jerry:
I hope you are not implying that I can power my house with an atomic bomb.  It has to be practical over unity with no radioactive waste to dispose of.


Chess

well, actually, if you are on that special power grid, a controlled nuclear reaction could be powering your house.

not to say it is or that you'd approve.

in all applicable energy conversion theories there is a waste, like in Anti-matter to matter reaction, there are Gamma -Rays and Neutrinos.

but to be a Godly race, you have to increase that factor trillions fold. this is where a rip in space time and dimension make make it possible to own the power of a Universe and control it.

just a theory but some of the greatest minds support this idea.

[e2matrix]

If Rossi's home type unit can produce hot enough water then I'll be some inventive types like us can get it to produce electricity.     If it can be turned up enough to produce steam the rest is fairly easy.  Add steam turbine plus generator = Electricity 

[chessnyt]

If Rossi's home type unit can produce hot enough water then I'll be some inventive types like us can get it to produce electricity.     If it can be turned up enough to produce steam the rest is fairly easy.  Add steam turbine plus generator = Electricity 

Also, his home unit could be used in conjunction with a radiator to heat an entire home

[onthecuttingedge2005]

Also, his home unit could be used in conjunction with a radiator to heat an entire home

someone with a greater mind will overcome you, don't think penny Anni energy, think big. Rossi's idea is going to plop not pop. in fact, more like a fizzle.

third element? what would this be? I only have 2 years of college chemistry, I'd be interested into this further or do you have any methodology behind Rossi's third element?

i can verify rossi's third element if I knew what that element was? if it is verifiable then I will support this group.

until then, I wish you luck, you'll need it.

and don't mind the gaping hole in your side if you are are wrong. I know you will be prompt on being wrong, again.

[mscoffman]

@Mr. Coffman:
In an earlier posting of yours, you tried to compare Rossi’s device with a heat pump. This is absolutely preposterous!  Heat pumps have been around for quite some time and if they could equal the performance of the E-Cat in self-sustain mode, then they would be used by the public right now to power their homes.  Now if a heat pump is running your house, right now, then I will apologize for taking your last post in a negative way. 


Regards,

Chess

Rossi self sustained mode was more of a rumor
until it was first demonstrated on Oct 6. My
calculations on competitiveness with the heat
pumps were done prior to that with figures from
prior demonstrations.

If subtracting input power from a low COP 2-4
gain device decreases it's output power the
way models say, then one would need to derate
the reactor output which would affect it's
net production value downward in self-sustain
mode.

Secondly, we don't know what Rossi wants
to charge for the 1MW reactor but I saw
something about $40M, which is about $1M
per module.

I was simply pointing out that he doesn't
necessarily have the flexiblity that he thinks
he has and I question whether now is the
right time for Rossi to "bet the house" as
it were. If he runs out of money one
possibility is that he sells out and puts
this technology firmly on-the-self.

No question, Rossi can keep changing things
until it does what no heat pump can do.
But self sustained mode should decrease
total output by the amount of input if no
power is stored in the device This would
limit its net value again.

These low high-temp-reservoir temperature
devices like both heatpumps and the current
Rossi reactor (ie. non-superheated steam) don't
suit well for an upgraded electrical power
generator. I'd much rather see Rossi working
on increasing the reactor's high temperature
head while he leaves an organization to specify
and build his products.   

And yes, the place where I reside use heatpumps
for heating, as they seem particularly popular around
here.

:S:MarkSCoffman