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

[ZathEros]

This may be of use. If found useful be sure to send some money to the publisher...

[chessnyt]

Guys, do any of you know how to reach Chess?  I've had some considerable email correspondence with him.  But not since mid December.  And I'm wondering if all is well there.

Can any of you check?  Or is there any way of finding out what gives?  Please advise.  I'm more than a little concerned.  And would be glad of advice here.  Last I heard was he was going to do his own version of the E-cat.  Since then - NOTHING

Kindest regards,
Rosemary

@Rosemary:
I've just returned to the U.S. yesterday evening and I had very little internet access while I was away.  I did send you an email but it must have not gotten through. 

It's good to see the thread is still alive 

Rossi has just made another smart move on his part.  He is in negotiations with a store called "Home Depot" (for those of you who live in countries where they do not exist) and he is working out a deal where they would carry his line of home use heating products/systems.  The price range would be around $1500 to $2000 if I remember correctly.

This is where his technology will spread like wildfire.  Imagine all of the people who do not Google, belong to energy related sites or who only get their information through mainstream sources.  Home Depot is an excellent choice as it's about to hit critical mass (or masses...lol).


Best wishes,

Chess 

[teslaalset]

I noticed Sterlinga at PesWiKi is stilling mentioning the e-cat solution as category 'free energy'.
This maybe quite misleading:
- Unit price indeed is estimated to be $1000 - 1500 (apart from installation costs)
- refill, each 6 months, estimated at $100 each.
- Lifetime of an e-cat unit is unknown. Rossi uses stainless steel, meaning that there might be some 'nickel rot' occuring to the housing (nickel from the stainless steel is also consumed in the process).

All very understandable at this stage, but we should put things in perspective.

I hope Defkalion really has something cooking as well.
Competition at this stage will strongly help to keep the marketprice and market introduction under pressure.

[bullsnbears1]

One thing I don't understand... if the "refills" are only going to be about $100, and the units $1000 - $1500, why not engineer the unit to hold a 3 or 4 "refills".

One thing that is concerning is if you need a technician to come to your home and install a refill, most of the cost of the "energy" would be in the form of the service charge of the technician.

Incorporate a few refills in the design. The first refill runs out, pull a lever, twist a knob, or whatever and the second refill is engaged, etc. Theoretically the unit could then run for about 2 years without a visit from the technician.

Also for those of you wondering Rossi said the unit will run via a steam driven heat pump to provide heating and cooling (perhaps this was obvious?)

[bullsnbears1]

I noticed Sterlinga at PesWiKi is stilling mentioning the e-cat solution as category 'free energy'.
This maybe quite misleading:
- Unit price indeed is estimated to be $1000 - 1500 (apart from installation costs)
- refill, each 6 months, estimated at $100 each.
- Lifetime of an e-cat unit is unknown. Rossi uses stainless steel, meaning that there might be some 'nickel rot' occuring to the housing (nickel from the stainless steel is also consumed in the process).

All very understandable at this stage, but we should put things in perspective.

I hope Defkalion really has something cooking as well.
Competition at this stage will strongly help to keep the marketprice and market introduction under pressure.

One thing to keep in mind is that the 'nickel rot' would occur inside the cartridge that would be changed out.

As far as the unit, Rossi is estimating lifetime at 30 years. 10 years would certainly be acceptable at that price range.