Hi All,
I have two Toyota Priuses, one has a 1000W inverter hooked up to the battery, the other has a 1500W inverter. My water heater unit used to make coffee/tea requires 1.27 kW to operate via a standard outlet, roughly twice the input power of the E-Cat/Rossi unit. In Krivit's video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-8QdVwY98E - the steam output is shown against a black backdrop around the 11:26 mark of the video. Since the amount is clearly shown in the video, I chose to compare that amount to my little water heater. The coffee/tea water heater connected to the inverter and turned on generates twice as much steam from strictly a qualitative standpoint - visual observations. In other words, it appears that the Rossi unit is generating about as much steam as one would expect from 3.4 amps X 230 V = 782 W as shown in Rossi's video. If this is supposed to be his illustrious 10 kW unit, generating enough steam to heat my entire home, then this is a scam...as soon as I find a USB adapter for the SD card used to take this morning's video, I'll upload my video and provide the link tonight for comparison.
Just take a look at the amount of steam in Krivit's video and ask yourself if it's enough to heat a home...it's paltry...no way is that a 10 kW unit. MAYBE a 1 kW unit...max.
Todd
202-367-5921
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