Whilst that confirms that the plant never left the facility, seeing the facility so empty and devoid of activity certainly doesn't look like a there is much research, or optimisation work going on with NI or any other partner engineers. Of course it is possible that the work is going on at another location on a couple of sample fat cats removed from the 1MW plant. For all we know NI have a couple of fat cats sitting in their workshop in the US to play with.

We can only wait and see. I do admit that it is a little disappointing though and I'm sure ecat.com didn't expect this sort of backlash from their video.



On 19/01/12 15:27, Frank Acland wrote:
I emailed Andrea Rossi this morning about this issue and recieved the following supply:

" Of course there has been a misunderstanding due to my bad translation. The 1 MW plant has been accepted and sold ( hence "gone") but it remained in our factory of Bologna for fixings and for National Instruments improvements of the control systems.
Warm Regards,
A.R. "

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:00 AM, Aussie Guy E-Cat <[email protected]> wrote:
EL,

Yup. The BBB never moved, was never gone, was never shipped, was never returned, is not currently operational and is not in testing despite what Rossi has claimed.

Also that facility is not heated with an E-Cat.

Is there another facility that is making fully functional E-Cat, has a production line, has an advanced R&D facility and the US customer has one of these units? Maybe. But we have no proof of that.

All we need is ONE photograph of another E-Cat on a production. Rossi claims to be making another 13. Why not post a photo of that line? Will that give away trade secrets? Instead what we get is a video of the 28 Oct BBB. Is that all Rossi has to show?

If so I have wasted a lot of my and my companies time and money.

AG


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