E-cat World have a link to Brilliant Light Power's latest two hour demo
video to generate power @ 0.1 cents/kW.
Seems to me there are a lot of difficult engineering problems, so their
forecast of commercial units next year looks optimistic to me. Mills
argues that the device is sufficiently cheap that they would just swap
them out, but I would like to see several units run for up to a year in
order to get a better handle on the problems before they are out in the
field.
Amongst other things Mills claims quantum mechanics is wrong. He does
have a point.
http://www.e-catworld.com/2016/07/10/brillliant-light-power-posts-demo-video/
