Jed, this time I can't believe you're talking seriously. Only one out of 52 properly working ? And how in the earth they could run nicely and smoothly all 52 togheter to demonstrate the 1 Mw big-mama-bozo by the end of this month? They all have to be ready right now ! Even if Italy is the land of miracles, I believe that nobody in 2 or 3 weeks can heal 51 bad e-pussies. They must work now and if Rossi wants to well impress the audience, beside the fine buffet and good italian vine, should allow the public, like a rif, to pickup a random device to put in the demonstration bed. Jed, just out of curiosity, have you received the invitation for this demo ?
2011/10/4 Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> > Daniel Rocha <[email protected]> wrote: > > So, Rossi pulled a Steorn on NASA! > > > Technical problems and delays are normal when testing a cutting-edge > prototype machine. People at NASA know that rocket launches are often delay > or scrubbed. As far as I know, Steorn has never shown any group of experts > anything, whereas Rossi has managed to put on demonstrations and tests, so > it is not fair to compare the two. > > However, the fact that the prototype failed shows that it would be risky to > run 52 of these machines simultaneously in a giant machine. I think that > plan is ill advised. > > - Jed > >
