Interesting assessments from Jed.
I have a few eccentric thoughts to share on the matter. Please humor me! According to my unorthodox (unscientific) Witch Doctor files Rossi still has another year of "futzing" around to do before his e-cat technology is ready for prime time. The "doctor" further states that much of the recent news we've been hearing is primarily "noise" or publicity generated for the specific purpose of drumming up additional funding in order to complete R&D on Rossi's e-Cat technology. According to the "doctor" I get the impression that important/essential R&D is still underfunded. ...Thus sez the Witch Doctor. ;-) With those unscientific predictions placed out in the public domain I have not lost sight of the fact that Defkalion seems to be calling their own shots. Defkalion seems to be moving ahead regardless of what Rossi might personally prefer would be a more prudent course of action to take. Defkalion continues to give me the impression that they will roll out first generation products by October. How safe will Defkalion's first generation products be? As Jed has already expressed, one assumes the company will be assembling toned down versions of Rossi e-Cat technology, this based on the company's current understanding of how to safely exploit the Rossi Effect. What's fascinating about all of this is the apparent fact that nobody seems to understand the physics involved! According to the Witch Doctor, the Rossi Effect has something to do with the crystalline structure of alloys changing state...from a solid to liquid, to gas, and vice versa. Something to do with the outer electron shell behaving in exotic ways at the razor's edge of state changes. Whatever... Setting theories aside, it strikes me as a prudent move on Defkalion's part that they will employ Rossi's e-cat reactors configured to work at bare minimum. That's what I would do with fire I don't yet fully understand. Hopefully the products, even in their toned-down state, will operate at levels that produce sufficient quantities of heat and electricity, enough to prove to a skeptical world that they can compete with most conventional energy sources currently on the market. Let me add one final comment. In regards to the "Doctor's predictions that Rossi has at least another year of "futzing" to do before his e-cats are ready for prime time, nothing would please me more than to prove it incorrect. More power to Rossi if he can get his e-cats ready by October. My only concern is that Rossi doesn't compromise important safety corners in order to meet the October deadline. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
