From what we recently learned, I suggest the prime funder for the E-Cat
purchases is one branch of the US military or government that has
engaged a civilian contractor to do the actual purchasing, do long term
testing of the E-Cats and to produce a report. Why? Rossi has revealed
the first install site is in the US and the purchaser of the first and
the next 13 E-Cats is the same and is engaged in military research.
Clear paper trail. US taxpayer dollars are purchasing $28 million worth
of E-Cats. Maybe less if Rossi gave them a discount for bulk purchase.
That should kick start his manufacturing operations into high gear. From
his many comments that his prime focus is to create jobs, you can be
assured US election politics are at work in the back room. Imagine the
US exporting E-Cat plants to all the other countries on the planet!!
Container ships and US ports full of US manufactured E-Cat plants
heading to all points of the compass. Just might have an effect on the
US balance of trade and allow them to escape the next GFC with Chinese,
Indian and Japanese ports full of container ships, full of US
manufactured E-Cats heading to Chinese, Indian and Japanese customers.
Of course the Chinese and others will throw 50.000 engineer and
unlimited funding to stop that happening. Gonna be interesting.
By bet is Rossi's E-Cat can easily run at a COP many times higher than 6
and do so very reliably. What we currently have is a throttled down
product, which when any real competition comes along, can simply have
the throttle opened up a bit and a new higher performance product
quickly released to the market. Mainframe companies were good at this,
charging millions to change a jumper on the master clock card to
increase the clock rate.
AG
On 11/22/2011 5:49 PM, Drowning Trout wrote:
Could the secret "N" company, be National Instruments? They are
already designing the electronics and control systems. Could they have
been TC? They also have deep military work connections.
Pure Speculation!
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 12:10 AM, Robert Leguillon
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
/purely rumor-mongering/
The military customer that starts with an "N" is NATO.
The 14 plants will be distributed among half of the NATO
membership; the U.S. was just first-in-line.
/purely rumor-mongering/
Aussie Guy E-Cat <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>I hope so too. We have laid down a pathway that progressively builds
>trust in the product and it's reliability. Still talking. We do
now know
>the secret location for the first E-Cat plant is in the US and
that the
>customer is military or does military research and intends to use the
>first E-Cat to heat a building. Is that a location in the show
belt of
>the US with 14 buildings to heat? Bugger you Yanks always getting
first
>blood. Will ask Rossi what type of Jazz he likes playing his
drums with.
>His parents must have had an interesting growing up relationship,
with
>initially badly played drums echoing off the walls of the
probably solid
>stone / brick house. Went through that with a Guitar player. Pity his
>drums if he takes out this frustration on them.
>
>AG
>
>
>On 11/22/2011 3:11 PM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
>> Aussie Guy E-Cat <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
>> <mailto:[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>> wrote:
>>
>> Rossi said the customer for the 13 x 1 MW plants was the
same as
>> the first customer:
>>
>>
>> Yikes. That means the next 13 plants will also go to secret
locations
>> of the secret customer.
>>
>> I hope he sells one to you.
>>
>> - Jed
>>
>
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