Jones,
The only thing we do know for sure about that video is the date is was
posted onto the internet.
I do note in the first 10 seconds of the video you can see inside what
may be a prototype of the home E-Cat, with a home sized parallel plate
heat exchanger in the background.
This is new and would suggest that at least the first part of the video
was filmed post 28 Oct 2011.
To me the image of the Jan 12 plant looks to be earlier than the 28 Oct
images from several details such as the floor stains, the work that is
being done inside the BBB (lot of wires are not attached) and the Brown
Box controller is not connected to the BBB.
Would think, being an engineer, if the plant had been returned, the
first thing to do would be to attach the controller and run it up to
recheck which modules are leaking.
I suggest the 12 Jan images of the BBB are pre the 28 Oct test and we
really can't date when the interview was done.
AG
On 19/01/2012 12:23 PM, Jones Beene wrote:
AG,
I agree. However, even if the maker of the Jan 12 vid incorporated a clip of
the BBB from before it was shipped, we still have to deal with AR's
statement that he was "replacing gaskets" on that same unit at this time.
The location is not known but if it is "somewhere" besides Bologna, then
that is the problem ... since the statement came hours before the interview
- when we know he was in Bologna.
Was he at the customer's facility the afternoon before, and then caught a
quick flight back, to do the interview? That would explain it, but methinks
the strings of rationalization that make this episode "not seem" to be as
suspicious as it is - are getting longer by the hour.
Again, let me say that my problem is NOT with the technology, which is
valid, but with the man.
Jones
