A working and reliable product with back-up and support is everything.
I'm a Black Box kind of guy who has been a engineer long enough to know
that both devices are very early stage work in progress. I don't expect
to see what I would see if I visited ABB or GE. Have opened up a channel
to Defkalion.
This could be a good match with a diathermic oil based LENR heat
generator:
http://www.ge-energy.com/products_and_services/services/oil_and_gas_services/oregen.jsp
AG
On 11/20/2011 10:26 PM, Peter Heckert wrote:
Am 20.11.2011 09:47, schrieb Aussie Guy E-Cat:
Amazing statements. Again with no basis in fact. Just more straw man
totally negative spin stuff. I've been a power system engineer for
probably longer than you have been alive. I do know how to construct
a test of the E-Cat. I have also been used by several patent
attorneys and investor groups around Australia to devise tests for OU
devices, which I should add the inventors never agreed to.
What information I can share as I move through the process I will
share. However that is not the intent of the process. My intent is to
make money from the E-Cat.
Remember Henry Ford. He had the philosophy that making money is second
priority.
First make a working product.
Then sell it and make money.
Possibly contact Defkalion. They write they will accept all tests
demanded by the customer.
With their current announcements, if true, the investment into Rossis
technology could be a mistake, because he shows no willingness to do
conclusive testing or cooperation on the technical aspects.
Peter
