The Rossi device appears to have ordinary power supplies plugged into an ordinary wall socket. It could not be drawing ~10 kW. That would trip a circuit breaker. It must be over unity.
I will ask Celani to confirm this, but I think it is proof that the effect is real. We can put aside all complicated debates about input waveforms and the like. It resembles Patterson's demonstration in California that I observed years ago. That machine, designed by Dennis Cravens, was powered by a Radio Shack DC power supply rated at about 5 W max. I could tell from the temperature of the water and the flow rate that far more heat was coming out of it than 5 W. It varied from 500 to over 1000 W. My measurements were crude but I am certain it could not have been anything like 5 W, and there were no other inputs to the system, which was (literally) transparent. I do not think there is any doubt about the output. There may be minor losses to droplets of water but there are no significant problems with this method. - Jed
