I wonder whether the italian version of the answer matches with the english one :)
2011/10/31 Alan J Fletcher <[email protected]> > Rossi-speak ? Every time he says something, he raises more questions than > he answers > > http://pesn.com/2011/10/31/**9501942_After_the_E-Cat_Test--** > Report_and_Q-A_with_Rossi/<http://pesn.com/2011/10/31/9501942_After_the_E-Cat_Test--Report_and_Q-A_with_Rossi/> > > Sorry, it is not allowed smoke here. Anyone who is smoking is requested to > stop the cigarette. (Just a bit of hydrogen ?) > > Mr. Professor Stremmenos has asked if the modules were connected only in > parallel or also in series, and when it would be possible to connect the > modules in series enough long to allow higher levels of temperatures to > allow us to produce electricity. To produce other kinds of energy, but > thermal energy. Now I answer in Italian and then English. > > Now in English. I answered Professor Stremmenos that what we have seen > tonight is an assembly of series of three enclosed in the boxes which have > been put in parallel. So we had a mixed systems made of series and > parallel. .... > > - - - - - - > > That doesn't match what we were told/shown about the Oct 6 eCat ... > supposedly three cores are contained in the wafer, which has heat > exchanger fins attached at the top (and bottom ... not actually seen). > > So is inlet water/steam actually sent in through the three cores in series? > > > (lenr.qumbu.com -- analyzing the Rossi/Focardi eCat -- Hi, google!) >
