> Your typical locomotive engine is around 1 MW. It might be wise to skip the generation of electricity in the first wave of Rossi e-cat sales. Focus on the KISS principal. Simply focus on the economic advantages of cheap heat! Rossi-powered 1 MW furnaces might do very well if the goal is to show how to heat all sorts of large commercial establishments in the snow belt at a fraction of currents costs. ...This would include office buildings (commercial and governmental), manufacturing facilities, hotels, entertainment centers, shopping malls, swimming pools (Water parks - turn them into establishments that are open all year!), roads & sidewalks,
Speaking of roads, cyclical freezing, (expansion and contraction) of asphalt and the cracks that ensue is a major reason roads self-destruct and are in a constant state of repair in the snow belt. If heating tubes could be installed underneath many city roads, particularly where heavy traffic exists, it's conceivable that the added costs of keeping the asphalt continuously above freezing might actually turn out to be remarkably cost effective when compared to the inconveniences of having to constantly repair them, combined with the tangle of traffic disruptions that ensue, especially during rush hour. As they say in the Midwest: There are two seasons: Winter followed by road repair. Initially Rossi might do very well simply catering to the heating concerns of government & big business. Once they are hooked, they won't care anymore... Joe Public will eventually be able to purchase their own furnaces. Later, eventually, the generation of cheap distributed electricity would simply be a natural evolution of the same technology. Going after the heating market first would hopefully give many power utilities the necessary time to gather their wits and devise ways to roll with the punches. The smart utilities would hopefully transform themselves into sleek new industries that focus on the selling of home e-cat power units that come with mandatory monthly service contracts - say $30/ month, which gives you within-the-hour 24/365 instant repair service should the power generator installed in the corner of your basement go on the fritz. I'd buy into such a service. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
