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Not very likely! Extracted from ASIC's database at AEST 07:18:16 on 25/03/2012 NameGREEN GOLD ENERGY PTY LTD ACN 126 956 714 ABN 77 126 956 714 TypeAustralian Proprietary Company, Limited By Shares Registration Date 08/08/2007 Next Review Date08/08/2012 Status ** UNDER EXTERNAL ADMINISTRATION and/or CONTROLLER APPOINTED ** Locality of Registered Office Glynde SA 5070 JurisdictionAustralian Securities Investments Commission These are the documents that ASIC has most recently received from or in relation to this organisation. Page numbers are shown if processing is complete and the document is available for purchase. DateNumber Pages Description 21/03/2012 7E4348469 2 505G Notification of Appointment of Liquidator By The Court 21/03/2012 028032604519D Notification of Making of Winding Up Order 21/03/2012 028032603560 Court Order to Wind Up a Company And Appoint a Liquidator Aussie Guy / Greg Watson exchanged notes with Defkalion on their blog, stating his interest on behalf of the company he works for. Even if the project with Rossi was shot down, his company may still be interested in Defkalion, or have had their interest re-kindled, and have sent Woomera / Greg Watson to check them out.
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I hear Greggy is in a spot of bovver!! http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/pdflib.nsf/L...$file/Insolvency_guide_for_directors.pdf Consequences of insolvent trading There are various penalties and consequences of insolvent trading, including civil penalties, compensation proceedings and criminal charges. The Corporations Act provides some statutory defences for directors. However, directors may find it difficult to rely upon these if they have not taken steps to keep themselves informed about the company’s financial position. Civil penalties Contravening the insolvent trading provisions of the Corporations Act can result in civil penalties against directors, including pecuniary penalties of up to $200,000. Compensation proceedings Compensation proceedings for amounts lost by creditors can be initiated by ASIC, a liquidator or a creditor against a director personally. A compensation order can be made in addition to civil penalties. Compensation payments are potentially unlimited and could lead to the personal bankruptcy of directors. The personal bankruptcy of a director disqualifies that director from continuing as a director or managing a company. Criminal charges If dishonesty is found to be a factor in insolvent trading, a director may also be subject to criminal charges (which can lead to a fine of up to $220,000 or imprisonment for up to 5 years, or both). Being found guilty of the criminal offence of insolvent trading will also lead to a director’s disqualification. ASIC has successfully prosecuted directors for allowing companies to incur debts when the company is insolvent, and has sought orders making directors personally liable for company debts. Ohpoor Greggy Sniffle Don't drop the soap Greggy, there'll are 3 gay Hells Angels lined up behind you in the cell block shower. Whoo H!!
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Going to the Rayotek site looking for a single product is an exercise in frustration management. That site is freaking useless. I want to buy a 1/4 NPT sight glass that can withstand 1000 PSI and 1000C, and after browsing that site for over 30 minutes, I could not find a single product with complete specs. It's all useless blabber and useless propaganda. Where are the actual products I can buy, with corresponding pressure and temp specs?
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Jojo There arent to many companys working with such high temps or high pressures (not quite sure you will find what you need ) But if it was my problem I would ask a engineer called Ken works for Gascon Sydney Australia . He was the guy that tracked down the 3000 psi attachment for me so I can pressurise my chamber to 2000 psi . He was very knowledgeable and helpful , if anybody know if there is an application for this problem , he should . My problem was only sorted by only one supplier in all of Australia and Ken tracked that company down and built the gadget for me . Hope that helps Pete From: jth...@hotmail.com To: Vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [Vo]:defkalion eyewitness Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2012 15:54:20 +0800 Going to the Rayotek site looking for a single product is an exercise in frustration management. That site is freaking useless. I want to buy a 1/4 NPT sight glass that can withstand 1000 PSI and 1000C, and after browsing that site for over 30 minutes, I could not find a single product with complete specs. It's all useless blabber and useless propaganda. Where are the actual products I can buy, with corresponding pressure and temp specs?
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Woomera is a city in Australia... Just saying... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woomera,_South_Australia 2012/3/26 Peter B ddc...@hotmail.com Jojo There arent to many companys working with such high temps or high pressures (not quite sure you will find what you need ) But if it was my problem I would ask a engineer called Ken works for Gascon Sydney Australia . He was the guy that tracked down the 3000 psi attachment for me so I can pressurise my chamber to 2000 psi . He was very knowledgeable and helpful , if anybody know if there is an application for this problem , he should . My problem was only sorted by only one supplier in all of Australia and Ken tracked that company down and built the gadget for me . Hope that helps Pete -- From: jth...@hotmail.com To: Vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [Vo]:defkalion eyewitness Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2012 15:54:20 +0800 Going to the Rayotek site looking for a single product is an exercise in frustration management. That site is freaking useless. I want to buy a 1/4 NPT sight glass that can withstand 1000 PSI and 1000C, and after browsing that site for over 30 minutes, I could not find a single product with complete specs. It's all useless blabber and useless propaganda. Where are the actual products I can buy, with corresponding pressure and temp specs? -- Daniel Rocha - RJ danieldi...@gmail.com
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Also a city mentioned in the old Greg Watson links... http://groups.google.com/group/alt.solar.photovoltaic/browse_thread/thread/bce749f14fd8d379/e95a2a0dcdb24536?pli=1 On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 10:51 AM, Daniel Rocha danieldi...@gmail.comwrote: Woomera is a city in Australia... Just saying... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woomera,_South_Australia 2012/3/26 Peter B ddc...@hotmail.com Jojo There arent to many companys working with such high temps or high pressures (not quite sure you will find what you need ) But if it was my problem I would ask a engineer called Ken works for Gascon Sydney Australia . He was the guy that tracked down the 3000 psi attachment for me so I can pressurise my chamber to 2000 psi . He was very knowledgeable and helpful , if anybody know if there is an application for this problem , he should . My problem was only sorted by only one supplier in all of Australia and Ken tracked that company down and built the gadget for me . Hope that helps Pete -- From: jth...@hotmail.com To: Vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [Vo]:defkalion eyewitness Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2012 15:54:20 +0800 Going to the Rayotek site looking for a single product is an exercise in frustration management. That site is freaking useless. I want to buy a 1/4 NPT sight glass that can withstand 1000 PSI and 1000C, and after browsing that site for over 30 minutes, I could not find a single product with complete specs. It's all useless blabber and useless propaganda. Where are the actual products I can buy, with corresponding pressure and temp specs? -- Daniel Rocha - RJ danieldi...@gmail.com
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there is a guy 'woomera' over at Chris Martensons forum, who claims to have visited Defkalion: ... G'Day, I was JUST in Athens and met with representatives of Defkalion. They told me that they were going to begin selling their LENR device this July 2012. I was shown their RD model which just starts with a flick of the switch. It also turns off with a just a flick of the same switch. They have their model running at 250degc. ... read it there (post #43) http://www.chrismartenson.com/forum/cold-fusion/51623?page=4#comments Hmmm. Guenter
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Interesting ... but I hope it isn't that Aussie Guy . Interesting comments a couple of posts down, too, concerning Rossi and a report of the 1MW going unstable during the test. - Original Message - there is a guy 'woomera' over at Chris Martensons forum, who claims to have visited Defkalion: read it there (post #43) http://www.chrismartenson.com/forum/cold-fusion/51623?page=4#comments
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On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 12:19 PM, Alan Fletcher a...@well.com wrote: Interesting ... but I hope it isn't that Aussie Guy . My thoughts, too. I wrote PDGT to ask if the post was true. I'll let the list know if they respond. T
Re: [Vo]:defkalion eyewitness
Interesting ... but I hope it isn't that Aussie Guy . Interesting comments a couple of posts down, too, concerning Rossi and a report of the 1MW going unstable during the test. - Original Message - there is a guy 'woomera' over at Chris Martensons forum, who claims to have visited Defkalion: read it there (post #43) http://www.chrismartenson.com/forum/cold-fusion/51623?page=4#comments Aussie Guy / Greg Watson exchanged notes with Defkalion on their blog, stating his interest on behalf of the company he works for. Even if the project with Rossi was shot down, his company may still be interested in Defkalion, or have had their interest re-kindled, and have sent Woomera / Greg Watson to check them out.
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Von: Axil Axil janap...@gmail.com An: Guenter Wildgruber gwildgru...@ymail.com Gesendet: 21:47 Sonntag, 25.März 2012 Betreff: Re: [Vo]:defkalion eyewitness Axil said: this factoid from Woomera if it is to be believed is fascinating and revealing. ... I wonder why DGT told him that. This sounds like a considerable safety-issue. Maybe the whole story gets a new twist. Also this: ...They have all the European certificates. Everyone else in the world recognises the EU certificates, except the United States. Defkalion had decided the US is in the 'too-hard-basket' and won't manufacture or sell to the US. ... Sounds about reasonable. Another detail: This woomera guy is registered at CMs forum since 2008 and has a total of 19 posts there. So he is not a typical loose-mouth. CM himself is a highly competent analyst of world affairs, and normally attracts people, who have their act together, and are typically in the pessimistic camp. On your point, Axil, that the line between 'good' LENR and the dangerous variety (LeClair/nanospire) may be blurred. I agree. Just think of Piantellis analysis, where several transmuted elements were found on his reactor-core The next two months will be interesting. I expect that the safety issue will be a big one. We discussed this already. It is also plausible from this, what the DGT-strategy is: The licencees have to take care of that in their world-region. DGT seems to have convinced them, that the problem is solvable, and present a solution via telemonitoring. The licencees obviously accepted that as a reasonable option, if this interpretation of the sory is correct. Thats about all from my side Guenter
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'woomera' says Defkalion has all their EU certificates. I wouldn't know where to look, but if this is true, wouldn't it be possible to confirm the certification by checking an EU governmental website? harry On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 12:19 PM, Alan Fletcher a...@well.com wrote: Interesting ... but I hope it isn't that Aussie Guy . Interesting comments a couple of posts down, too, concerning Rossi and a report of the 1MW going unstable during the test. - Original Message - there is a guy 'woomera' over at Chris Martensons forum, who claims to have visited Defkalion: read it there (post #43) http://www.chrismartenson.com/forum/cold-fusion/51623?page=4#comments
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This line from Woomera strikes me both interesting and odd: I was told that they were trying to actually see what happens in their device with some glass with a melting point of 1500degc. They saw it light up like the sun and then it melted the glass. This just took a second or two. If the reaction lights up like the sun, that bit of knowledge would make it much easier to replicate.. seems like a trade secret. Secondly, why would the glass melt if the reaction is not supposed to melt the nickel? There is a video on youtube that shows how resistant silica glass is to thermal shock... so not sure what to think. For replicators this company makes high pressure silica (1600C) and sapphire (2400C) glass windows that would screw onto a pipe thread.. http://www.rayotek.com/tech-specs/sight-windows.htm - Brad p.s. July would be nice.
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Woomera said: “I was told what their working theory was, but they really don't know what is going on. They have brought in several academics with a myraid of explanations.” DGT thought they knew what was going on, they had a working theory. Now this glass burnup incident has DGT totally flabbergasted. Mpw, they are so dumbfounded they don’t have any idea what their trade secret should. They are in the same boat that Rossi was in a ways back before LeClair told the Navy what was going on. ** On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 12:49 AM, ecat builder ecatbuil...@gmail.comwrote: This line from Woomera strikes me both interesting and odd: I was told that they were trying to actually see what happens in their device with some glass with a melting point of 1500degc. They saw it light up like the sun and then it melted the glass. This just took a second or two. If the reaction lights up like the sun, that bit of knowledge would make it much easier to replicate.. seems like a trade secret. Secondly, why would the glass melt if the reaction is not supposed to melt the nickel? There is a video on youtube that shows how resistant silica glass is to thermal shock... so not sure what to think. For replicators this company makes high pressure silica (1600C) and sapphire (2400C) glass windows that would screw onto a pipe thread.. http://www.rayotek.com/tech-specs/sight-windows.htm - Brad p.s. July would be nice.
