I'd love to see a picture at least of one of them. Just to see if they looks like the drunk plumbing job as in the last demo. :)
2011/5/16 Alan J Fletcher <[email protected]> > Joseph Fine > May 16th, 2011 at 5:45 > AM<http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=473&cpage=10#comment-39284> > > Dr. Rossi, > > 1) How many E-Cats are operating now? > > AR: 1- We have completed all the 330 modules of the 1 MW plant. > > 2) If you have a number of E-Cats operating together in a power plant and > want to turn some of them on or off, can you do that remotely ( almost > certainly ) or do you have to do it manually (turning valves and throwing > switches)? Can you control the E-Cats individually or only in groups or > sections? > > AR: 2- Remotely- Singularly > > 3) Can you refuel a module after several months without completely removing > it for service, that is, by pouring Nickel (kitty food) into the device. > That is, you don’t have to ship it back to the factory by Federal Express. > (That would make it easier to use in Ships, for example.) > > AR: 3- No, we have to change the modules, eventually refueling them at home > (so far). Ships do not stay away from ports more than 6 mo. >
