A long time ago Rossi said that an eCat's output could be continuously variable between 0% and 100%.

He hasn't said that recently. Defkalion/Hyperion also says it's bang-bang (on/off) ..

"In general, the mean time to put a Hyperion from 0 to 100% of its capacity is 6,5min.".

For both systems in domestic use, I think you'd need some kind of backup storage (batteries for electrical, water tank -- or pellets for thermal) to cover that gap. Or draw from the grid -- but that's going to cost you, and downgrades the COP=6. Of course, if you sell spare capacity to the grid it will even out.

For multiple-core systems individual Hypes or Fatcats can be turned on and off according to demand.

(lenr.qumbu.com -- analyzing the Rossi/Focardi eCat -- Hi, google!)

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