From: noone noone
Dear Mr Mattias Carlsson: Yes, we do. Warm Regards, A.R. ROSSI ENRICHES HIS NICKEL! Now, does this tell us anything about the type of catalyst he uses? No – but it tells us volumes about someone’s basic honesty, doesn’t it ? At least when you place this information side-by-side with the “adds 10% to the cost of nickel” quote. Why? The cost of the cheapest nickel isotope is on the order of ~$20,000/gram. Cough … cough … Does anyone really believe they are getting straight answers about anything important from this inventor ? He may be honest about trivial details but that is all you can depend on. I’m sorry I wasted my time with a previous post - trying to rationalize out how Rossi could be honest about the stainless, or the clear lack thereof, when the Swedish analysis showed no chromium. … and I am looking at a recent isotope analysis of a sample from a US inventor, which was in a stainless Dewar for two days and it SHOWS chromium !! Why waste time with this nonsense? You will get no honest answers from him. If you are going to replicate – the LAST THING you want to do is base any design choice on a pronouncement from Rossi about any detail which can related to important issues, like the catalyst or the quantities of reactants use. HE DOES NOT WANT REPLICATION - how obvious that is by now. Jones
