Rossi seems to have trouble even keeping track of what he writes on his own
blog.
Here, the device has an output of 5 kW net:
1. Andrea Rossi
January 6th, 2012 at 12:10
PM<http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=563&cpage=10#comment-165106>
Mr ” Tom Jones”:
Since you used (a little bit cowardly) a fake name to make your comment,
I can say without fear to damage you: what a stupid comment! Of course the
E-Cat is a water heater, all the persons who have pre-ordered it and who
will buy it know perfectly that it is what we always said it is: a water
heater. With a difference between a normal water heater and the E-Cat: the
normal water heaters use gas or oil or electricity in a measure bigger than
the thermal energy produced heating the water, while the E-Cat makes 6 kWh
consuming 1 kWh.
Good Bye, “Tom Jones”.
A.R.
Here, it's 10 kW:
1. Andrea Rossi
January 6th, 2012 at 11:42
AM<http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=510&cpage=41#comment-165083>
Dear K. Dobrolecki:
We must make a distinction between the price of the industrial plants
and the price of the domestic plants.
For the industrial plants ( the 1 MW plants) the price from 2012 will be
around 1,500.00 US$/kW, moreless 10%.
The domestic E-Cats of 10 kW will be manufactured with a different
technology and with a very good economy scale, due to the fact that we have
started the production of 1 million pieces; such scale, obviously, will
reduce by an order of magnitude the costs. If all goes as I hope and as I
am working for, the 10 kW E-Cats will cost between 100 and 150 US$/kW. This
fact will:
1- allow to everybody to buy an E-Cat
2- cancel the competition
The reverse engineering will be, I think, impossible, due to a system we
invented for this purpose, but even if somebody will succeed to do it, it
will anyway be impossible for him to compete economically. The 1 MW plants
have a totally different technology and engineering.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
A "different technology"? What "technology" is that?
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