Quote from: Gwandau on February 17, 2012, 03:46:23 PM
Gravock,
I share your worries. The nuclear plants are nothing but steam powered generators. It would be a piece of cake to replace with e-cat systems.
And it would certainly not change the present electricity prices, it would just make the fat ones even fatter.


 
Rosemary,

I am sure there will be a whole lot of experimentation going on after e-cats gets out into the market.

As I have mentioned in earlier posts, the same day I get my four pre-ordered e-cats, I will start dismantle the cooling system of three of the units
and rebuild them to function as a serially connected heater incorporated into a traditional steam engine, capable of producing the 5 KW needed to keep the e-cats going.

The excess heat will be conducted into heating steam radiators, and the condensed water circulated back to the e-cats.

The forth e-cat I will dismantle all the way and back engineer.

Gwandau

IMO, whatever that may be worth, the "bringing this to the market" may be a little deceitful and nothing more than a stall tactic.  Will the pre-orders be funding their own agenda either now or in the future?  And then, after the technology is on-line and in their full control, you'll be reimbursed with no e-Cats to back engineer.

Gravock

Quote from: Gwandau on February 17, 2012, 03:46:23 PM
Rosemary,

I am sure there will be a whole lot of experimentation going on when or if the e-cats gets out into the market.

As I have mentioned in earlier posts, the same day I get my four pre-ordered e-cats, I will start dismantle the cooling system of three of the units
and rebuild them to function as a serially connected heater incorporated into a traditional steam engine, capable of producing the 5 KW needed to keep the e-cats going.

The excess heat will be conducted into heating steam radiators, and the condensed water circulated back to the e-cats.

The forth e-cat I will dismantle all the way and back engineer.

Gwandau

How nice is this?  Good thinking Gwandau.  If it's this easy then I'll relax.  I'm more than a little anxious to see the last of NUCLEAR energy - they're planning expansions here.  Dear God.  And they're trying their damnedest to keep this E-cat news away from our local papers.  I keep writing letters about it - but it makes not an ounce of difference.  I don't think ANYONE can stop this now.  But it's probably best to not underestimate the enemy.  And between now and September our Government will bury our children in debts for this ruddy expansion program that'll be  obsolete before they even start building.

Anyway.  At least there's this thread.  That's something.  Hopefully it wont also be locked.

Kindest as ever,
Rosemary

If I'm wrong, and this technology does reach the general public, then we can purchase the e-Cats at that time.  This way, we can ensure we do not participate or risk the chance of perpetuating a great and potential fraud.

Gravock

Quote from: neptune on February 17, 2012, 11:49:41 AM
The time draws ever nearer when speculation will be replaced by facts , on e way or the other . I believe Cold Fusion to be real , if for no other reason that it has been verified in many places at different times . In the meantime , it would be nice if we could treat each other with love and respect .

Master, how much heat do You want achieve from "The
signature of the gamma radiation that has been detected is said to be 511 keV"
Our DRJ 200 and 600 series were 2006 built and hidden in secrecy till 2010 year, only to see effects of its impact on crank mentality of jew-o-catholics.
Its energy of free tachyons , known also as free gravitons (antigravity), and also neutrino, is on level of 10^24 eV (Yottaelectronovolts).
Please compare this figure with LHC makes 10^14.
How You Master want to heat anything with 511 keV???

@Everyone:
Will Dick keep his $1 million dollars?  I'm still a little puzzled why Dick Smith didn't just purchase one of the 1 MW units from Rossi.  Then he would not only be in possession of solid proof (one way or the other), but he would also be able to pick any experts of his choosing for testing as Rossi assures that all prospective customers of the 1 MW units can have their own personnel verify the technology before taking delivery (as was done for the U.S. Navy - I mean - first customer).

Rossi has the right to run his business any way that he sees fit, however, if he has
early "serious" competition (which Defkalion certainly is) that is able to convince the
masses in a more friendly and open way, then he could lose in the market place big time. 

Defkalion may be further away from a delivery date than Rossi but I'd be willing to wait for
one of their units if they are more convincing with their demonstrations as this will
instill greater confidence in their product(s). 

So Rossi has a right to be rigid and play loosely with his slight lead time but the customer
is ALWAYS supposed to be king or they will be stolen from you.  Even the people at McDonald's know this elementary principle.  Rossi's fate lies in his own hands.

I still haven't seen ANYONE here attack NASA's assessment of LENR technology yet thus NASA goes on unrefuted.  (BTW - Smart move there TK on your behalf. You are not willing to embarrass yourself to that extent, yet )  I guess everyone here DID get the NASA memo afterall 


Regards,

Chess