Ha! . Ya' got me on that one .. Poisson rouge indeed.
However, it is worth keeping an eye out for new publications from the patent offices of the World. If Rossi DOES NOT have one in progress now, and one that is far superior than the trash we have seen, then he has no hope of the kind of commercial success From: Robert Leguillon Sorry; That post was entirely tongue-in-cheek. We are 81 days from April Fools Day. I was going to speculate that the catalyst was not Platinum Black, but Poisson Rouge. _____ Robert, That must be labeled simply as yet another of Rossi's Kindermarchen fur Erwachsene . Little that the man says can be trusted. Peter was being diplomatic in not calling him a pathological liar. Long before any patent is approved by WIPO, it will be published (usually 18 months from filing). There is has been no new publication for Rossi that I know of. WIPO is notoriously slow on approvals anyway. CAVEAT: about 6-8 months ago IIRC someone here on vortex (could have been Mattia Rizzi) heard that Rossi indeed did have a new filing in progress . and it should have been published last fall. Therefore it is possible that we will see the new application but not the approved patent. If it is of the same quality as his last one - it is meaningless anyway. AFAIK the two steps- publication and approval do not happen simultaneously. Often the gap is 3-4 years. More often the application is rejected. From: Robert Leguillon Peter, I have an anonymous source claiming that Rossi is expecting patent approval in the near term, and will be announcing not only the frequency of his RFG, but the materiel composition of the catalyst in 81 days. Now we just have to wait for 81 days... (am ersten April). ________________________ Dear Wolf, This, the Customers, the list of 10,000 domestic E-cats, dumping to kill the competition, the Catalyst, and many other things are marketing tricks and fairy tales for adults (Kindermarchen fur Erwachsene) . Interesting but untrue in their greatest part: mixtures of fiction and reality, of desires and facts. Not as good as the "35th of May." Peter
