In my opinion, it is too early in the development of the Rossi reactor to scale up to 1 MW. The fact that they have changed the design from 100 to 300 units at this late date tells me the design is still in flux, and it may be late. More to the point, it is sometimes a mistake to scale up technology too quickly. That can be too ambitious, resulting in a machine that is unmanageable and quickly obsolete. Some examples include the IBM "Stretch" computer, also known as "twang;" the LARC supercomputer, which was described as "the price that must be paid for pushing the state of the art before it wants to be pushed;" and many gigantic multi-engine airplanes constructed in the 1930s, especially in Russia, such as the K-7 Flying Fortress:
http://www.gizmag.com/worlds-largest-aircraft-from-1930-giant-russian-k-7-flying-fortress/11461/ Defkalion plans to manufacture 20 kW units, so I think Rossi should concentrate on 20 kW prototypes. He should scale up to 1 MW in a few years. That's what I think, but Rossi does not care what I think. - Jed
