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

[chessnyt]

@Iwh:
First, let me start off by saying WOW!  Very good stuff posted here by both you and Gwandau!

You are very welcome for the information that I have gratefully been able to post here.  I personally believe with all my heart that knowledge is power and so I want each and every one of you to be extremely powerful because it is very difficult to enslave (or take advantage of) powerful people.

I've said this before but I'll say it once again because it deserves such emphasis.  Freedom is a very expensive and dangerous thing to obtain and sustain.  The very founders of the U.S. found this out and some had to pay with their very lives so that you and I could be free. I think about this all the time because I believe these great men deserve such respect as some never got the chance to enjoy the fruits of their own labor.

The fact of the matter is that this technology (or any that threatens the status quo) will make it extremely difficult (if not impossible) for the "powers that be" to maintain their stranglehold on the human race.  The energy vendors were the first to create the largest monopolies ever known to the world which brought about the need for legislation such as The Sherman Act (the same piece of legislation that was later used to break up AT&T's monopoly).   

The biggest energy vendors (the oil cartels) were permitted to re-merge back together again (under the Bush Jr. Administration) and not one media outlet even printed this fact as it was happening.  It was all done very hush hush and under the radar.  It led me to believe that the media is probably owned and thus controlled by these same elite entities.

It's very obvious to me that my country (the U.S.) has been highjacked by these very same people decades ago and they have been controlling things very nicely up until now. 

Most people don't even know about the compressed air powered car made by Tata Motors in India.  They make vehicles that are able to travel over 120 miles on a single charge of compressed air.  A complete charge only costs $2.50 in electricity and is the equivalent to filling your current car with a full tank of gasoline minus $58.00 a pop.

These vehicles were fought by the oil cartels and were kept out of the U.S. market and they don't even run on any "exotic" technology.  This was over a decade or so ago.

I hope Rossi does not suffer the same fate as Tata Motors did in the U.S.  I'm hoping that this knowledge will spread like wildfire and thus an empowered world of people will come together to ensure that this time, freedom reigns.


Best regards,

Chess 



 

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Dear Chess and Gwandau, and indeed, all who post here,
That analysis you gave us is very sobering Gwandau.  It's salutary to think how profoundly this energy is likely to impact on our current social structures.  But what a pleasure.  For once we're likely to see the cost of production DECREASE.  It'll be the first time in many, many decades. Just calling a halt to that unstoppable destruction to any monetary values will give us some kind of stability again.  One hopes so anyway.  And I agree.  The only way we can EVER hope to benefit from the E-cat is by somehow ensuring that the technology can be easily reverse engineered.

Frankly I rather hope that we can use various hydrides - which will, no doubt, be tested over time.  But we can none of us lose sight of Andrea's contribution.  He's cracked the code - somehow.  Possibly in the 'preheating'.  Can't comment because I just don't know enough about it.  But I'm also inclined to suspect that this is absolutely just the first opening of that door.  And it'll be exciting to see where our ingenuity takes us when we're freed from our wage slave conditions.  And this technology is certainly the FIRST hope that's been offered. 

What I enjoy about those transcripts that you give us Chess - is that one can hear the humanity in the guy.  He's not a boaster.  He's cautious and clearly troubled about the implications of all this.  And yet he keeps up that required optimism.  And so BRAVE.  I'm absolutely IN LOVE.  I have most certainly ordered my E-cat and so have my children.  I'm yet to alert my neighbours - but they none of them have computers.  Perhaps I can do that ordering for them?  I'll give it a go.  And my friends and collaborators have, I believe - all placed their orders.  This is an important requirement guys.  Because that way Rossi will know the scale that's needed - and he'll have a nice carrot to dangle for those franchised manufacturers.

And Chess, again.  Many, many thanks for these tireless efforts.  Interesting to see your focus from such an early period.  My own involvement in all this was way too late in life.  I LOVE THIS THREAD.  It's where I come when I want some relief from sundry pressures.

Kindest and best,
Rosie     

[neptune]

@Chessnyt . Regarding Tata motors . I find it very ironic , that in some areas of the UK , Ta ta is a slang expression meaning Goodbye !

[teslaalset]

I made an interesting calculation to answer the following question:
Assuming that the ecat will replace the natural gas heating in my house, will a COP of 6 be sufficient to be attractive?

In my country natural gas costs 0.6 euro / M³, while electricity is 0,25 euro / KWh
Each M³ of gas produces roughly 10 KWh of energy.
Since the ecat requires electrical input (to keep the core at an high enough temperature), 10KW of heat will require 1.67 KW of electrical energy.

My overall natural gas consumption per year is on average 1000 M³, which produces 10.000 KWh in total / year and costs 600 euro.
Using an ecat, this means that for 10.000 KWh 1667 KWh of electricity is consumed @ a COP of 6.
This additional 1667 KWh will cost me 416.75 euro in total.
I save 600 euro on gas, so my actual saving per year is 183,25 euro, keeping the costs of a NiH cartridge out of the calculation.
So, my conclusion is that in my personal situation this can not be called 'free energy' in the sense of costs. I will make me independent from my gas supplier though.

So, in fact there are two COP's:
COP_energy= 6
COP_cost= 1.44
This means that the COP_energy needs to be much higher than 6, preferably self sustaining, to be really economical attractive for private households, at least in my country.
I am sure this is feasible, but it will require some more time and development.

[Goat]

@teslaalset

I'm sorry to inform you that your calculations are all wrong as far as the ecat using electricity.  The electricity used by the ecat is only to get the reaction going inside the reactor and after that it is SELF SUSTAINING without the use of electricity.

No offence but please go back and read all you can about the ecat before posting such calculations. 

Regards,
Paul