Rossi would make a good politician... While I am not defending Rossi, it is standard to have a "factory acceptance test" before shipping a large, expensive unit. It is also typical to have a payment tied to a satisfactory result from that acceptance test. It is also typical to have a punch list of items that the customer wants corrected/improved as part of that test before shipping. It would also by typical that final payments would be tied to the successful shipping/installation/startup of the unit.
The disconnect is that Rossi has not communicated clearly any of that scenario (actually contradicted parts of it) and also the pictures seem to show one or two guys walking around like they are in NO BIG HURRY. If I were releasing a product that could potentially sell millions/billions of units I would have a large team of engineers swarming over that unit preparing it for shipment, etc... Rossi should hire at least one PR person to be his communications interface (in english) to the public. At least Defkalion is doing that on their forum (whether they have a system that works or not is still unknown). Even NASA has a disconnect in what they say in their "marketing video" meant to probably raise investment dollars for their research as well as what they posted in aviation weekly blog vs. what Zawodny says on his personal blog. I think we all want to believe 30:1 or better heat gains are possible and realize the impact that will have although it is very hard continuing to give Rossi the benefit of doubt as this drags on. On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:35 AM, Aussie Guy E-Cat <[email protected]>wrote: > EL, > > No that is not correct. > > Rossi clearly said that the unit we saw in the 28 Oct demo had been > shipped (it was gone) and he had attended the customers site to install it. > > He stated he was building a new plant in a new container. > > > AG > > > > On 20/01/2012 12:50 AM, Energy Liberator wrote: > >> I believe this is probably the most likely case. >> >> On 19/01/12 13:58, Vorl Bek wrote: >> >>> Maybe the container in the video and picture is a demo, like the >>> ones in car showrooms. The one the customer actually buys is the >>> one from the lot or the one being manufactured that is shipped in >>> a week later. >>> >> >
