I suggest Rossi is more skilled in the art of understanding and
controlling his reactors than anyone on the planet. He was there so his
health was also at risk. It is a cheap shot to suggest to suggest he
intentionally risked the others health. You were not were, so how can
you judge? I do remember after that incident, he always started the
reactor with nobody in the room. Why? I would think to protect them from
a run away reactor on start up?
AG
On 11/29/2011 12:47 AM, peter.heck...@arcor.de wrote:
So Rossi did not ask himself, if this result is possible? 120 kW is
impossible with a tube boiler of this size and instead restarting it
he should have questioned the measurement and the method. Ask an
engineer skilled in the art. If this is true, the he risked their
health or life by restarting it.
