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

[Rosemary Ainslie]

I like his style Chess.  Thanks for those extracts.  I see the logic.  They're making a one size fits all.  BRILLIANT. 

I'm amused at the lilt of his dialogue.  Intriguing.
Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[chessnyt]

I like his style Chess.  Thanks for those extracts.  I see the logic.  They're making a one size fits all.  BRILLIANT. 

I'm amused at the lilt of his dialogue.  Intriguing.
Kindest regards,
Rosemary

@Rosemary:
The excerpts I have been quoting are from his most recent interview which I believe may be his longest thus far.  I am about 2/3rds of the way through this interview quoting only the highlights (in chronological order) as this is over an hour and a half long interview. 

This is such a significant interview because Rossi is revealing the current status of his technology and never before mentioned details on its operation.

@Everyone:
Rossi explains how long the E-Cat will operate before it needs refueling and also different operating scenarios:

"...when I say that a charge lasts one hundred and eighty days, I mean one hundred and eighty operational days. So if you use it in.... if you use it for one month of the year, one charge will last six years, not six months. The charge is consumed only if you need the operation. If you do not need the operation you turn the E-Cat off, and after thirty minutes or one hour maximum, the E-Cat is turned off and consumes nothing."

Here, Rossi gives the estimated cost of the home unit's refill cartridge and the difficulty level of changing it out:

"The re-fill cost, if you change the re-fill yourself, it is basically nothing. Just the cost of the cartridge. A cartridge can cost ten dollars, and to change it yourself, it's over. You have to spend nothing more. If not, you have to pay the installer, the trip that, the return trip he has to make to come to your house and change it."

Rossi announces for the first time that his home units do not require a hydrogen canister and thus never needs to be replaced with the Ni cartridges:

"Here we have a big surprise. This is a big surprise. It is very likely that the E-Cats we are working with now, work without canisters of hydrogen, because we have resolved the problem with a substance that inside the reactor stores and recycles the hydrogen. Consuming it, but you know we consume a picogram of hydrogen, and so a charge of ten grams lasts six months of operation. So basically, we have resolved the problem of the canister. The problem of the canister was very big for the domestic E-Cats. Because to get a safety certifications for an apparatus that has a tank of hydrogen, was very difficult. And so we have resolved the problem. This is a tremendous improvement of our technology that we made in these last times." -- Andrea Rossi


Enjoy,

Chess

[neptune]

@Chessnyt . Thanks for your reply about my country`s economy . Hopefully , some day we will be able to manufacture E-cats under license . I had another thought about E-cats . In winter , people will run them 24/7 because that will be easier and cheaper than starting and stopping them . Large cities will have millions of them .I worry that this may have a negative influence on climate change , just due to the ambient heat floating about .

[Rosemary Ainslie]

@Chessnyt . Thanks for your reply about my country`s economy . Hopefully , some day we will be able to manufacture E-cats under license . I had another thought about E-cats . In winter , people will run them 24/7 because that will be easier and cheaper than starting and stopping them . Large cities will have millions of them .I worry that this may have a negative influence on climate change , just due to the ambient heat floating about .

I've heard that concern before.  The good news is that with all that spare energy - we'd be able to more or less 'organise' our climate - as required.  In any event. I'd LOVE to have that problem.  Right now - our toxic misuse of our energy supplies are life threatening.  Certainly to the health of our poor abused planet.  I'd have thought?

It's all problematic Neptune.  But there's also - at it's least - some considerable hope now.  And I'll put money on it that the E-cat won't be the final solution.  It's that door just opening - thing.  We're at the dawn of a new era.  And it's got to be more hopeful that our current plight.  Which is pitiable - indeed.

Take heart Neptune.  It's a good thing.  And better still.  It's just the start.

Kindest regards,
Rosie

[neptune]

Hi Rosemary , and thanks for your reply . Having thought about it , a large percentage of wasted heat is there already , except it is created from fossil fuels . also , in time , better controls will be introduced so people can turn down the heat instead of opening the windows . In the longer term , these better controls will be essential for road transport applications ; you don`t want the car giving off 10 Kilowatts of excess heat in the garage overnight .