Am 17.10.2011 19:20, schrieb Mark Iverson-ZeroPoint:
Peter left out one minor detail...
The purpose of a scam is to make money at other people's expense... If the 1MW
demo fails, nobody gets paid, and Rossi has just FLUSHED his entire net worth
down the drain.
I dont think about this. It happens quite often that people do something
thats hard to understand, and I am aware that I cannot understand everybody.
I doubt it’s a scam, but it most certainly can be that because of poor testing
procedures, Rossi has tricked himself into believing that this is real, and he
has been so convinced of that that he feels he doesn't need to do meticulous
testing...
The problem is, that they claim they have heated an office before.
Rossi also claimed before they had done mass flow calorimetry before.
If so, they must have a lot of experience.
If this all is true then I cannot believe this latest demonstration. Why
dont they place the thermo-sensors in a larger distance where error is
impossible? Did they do their previous measurements and the whole
development and optimization in the same risky way?
The water cannot loose much energy if he had placed the sensors some cm
away. In any commercial central heating system the heat is still there
meters away at the heat radiators. Doesnt he know that energy cannot vanish?
If they want to go commercial why didnt they demonstrate a commercial
usable form of heat, eg 60° or more?
This would also be MUCH easier to measure and with higher undeniable
evidency.
Everything what they do appears unlogical to me if this really work and
if they really want to commercialise this.
Also Rossi often says, he is not a "mediatist", he doesnt want
publicity, he doesnt care about opinions of others. Now, if this is true
then he cannot go the commercial route. Then he must go the scientific
route. But for this, his measurement methods are too crappy.
There is nothing with all that that makes real sense to me.
Maybe he is a genius-inventor and a little bit mad, as it is often the
case with inventors and geniusses.
Best,
Peter
