Brad, all your questions have a very simple and straight answer
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With October fast approaching, I have some easy questions:
Where is Rossi right now?
Where is his lab/factory
Cyber sabotage is now very sophisticated and effective. Even secret US
government projects have been penetrated to the point where the penitrated
projects are rendered useless; they require redesign or sometimes even
cancellation.
The type of information that has been asked for in this post is
Hey Axil,
Yes, I want inside information.. but purely out of curiosity. My
financial interest is about $2000 in replication attempt costs, and
the hundreds of hours I've spent learning about the E-Cat. A few
people on this list know my true occupation (software developer) and
that I'm not a
The Job Positions link on the main page seems to be working fine to me.
What I cannot do is asking inquires to Defkalion since it asks me to refresh
the page every time I type submit.
ecat builder wrote:
With October fast approaching, I have some easy questions:
Where is Rossi right now?
Where is his lab/factory that is producing E-cats for the 1MW test?
Wouldn't it be easy for someone to follow him from his apartment to
the factory? Give an address, count cars in the
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 5:56 PM, Jed Rothwell jedrothw...@gmail.com wrote:
You cannot sell
commercial products in the United States, the EU or Japan without telling
people how they work and without first submitting them to safety regulatory
agencies for testing and licensing.
In the US,
What are those?
2011/8/29 Terry Blanton hohlr...@gmail.com
Getting UL approval on a Rossi eCat will be a multi-year effort. I
assume his client in the US is someone who does not require such
approval. You can count those on the fingers of half a hand.
T
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 6:39 PM, Daniel Rocha danieldi...@gmail.com wrote:
What are those?
Those what? Installations which require no UL approval? Come on,
Rocha, you can figure that out.
UL.com.
T
Jed, I don't think it hurts to ask a few softball questions here in
hopes that there is some insider information available. I don't expect
Rossi to answer here. (Otherwise I'd write to his blog, which he is
great about responding to people's non-confidential questions.) This
is just standard
No, I cannot figure out. I am not completely with everything from USA.
*completely familiar
Brad wrote: «People Magazine spends more time/money investigating Justin
Bieber each week than I see being spent determining the extent of Rossi's
$500T discovery. And pretty much every person on the planet may end up being
financially impacted by such a discovery...»
This is all the reason why
Hi,
On 30-8-2011 0:39, Daniel Rocha wrote:
What are those?
2011/8/29 Terry Blanton hohlr...@gmail.com mailto:hohlr...@gmail.com
Getting UL approval on a Rossi eCat will be a multi-year effort. I
assume his client in the US is someone who does not require such
approval. You can
Terry Blanton hohlr...@gmail.com wrote:
You cannot sell
commercial products in the United States, the EU or Japan without telling
people how they work and without first submitting them to safety
regulatory
agencies for testing and licensing.
In the US, approval will be required from the
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 10:11 PM, Jed Rothwell jedrothw...@gmail.com wrote:
Them too. I had in mind government regulatory agencies, but UL approval is
also required de facto.
There is also Factory Mutual; however, my experience is that they are
even more stringent.
Then again, there are the
My guess on what's going on is something similar to Dean Kamen's 1kW
water purifier which will use any fuel including animal dung to
provide electricity by night and potable water by day using his
Stirling engine.
Rossi mentioned the US partner wanted to use his invention for
humanitarian
Oh, I forgot to mention that the agreement with DGT would have to be
negated in order to Save the Third World. They owned the rights
according to what we have read.
Not a bad choice, IMO. It would eventually propagate to US and Europe
after the $2T (or more) of oil is pumped out of the ground,
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