Daniel Rocha <[email protected]> wrote: Rossi has several devices at his disposal;
NASA has lots of rockets too, but on a give day, only one is ready to launch. Or not ready as it often turns out. Getting one to work is a struggle. Every cold fusion experiment I know of is the same way. This does not mean that mass produced cold fusion reactors are likely to be unreliable. Cold fusion cells are hand-made, one-of-a-kind prototypes that no one fully understands. They resemble Edison's first light bulbs, or the early prototype automobiles and computers. Those things constantly malfunctioned. This is how real experimental machines are in real life. If you reject Rossi's claims, or Steorn's for that matter, because the machines are highly unreliable, you would have rejected every other nascent technology. - Jed
