On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 9:49 AM, John Milstone <[email protected]>wrote:
> I was going to suggest that you were mistaken, since the DOD report states > that a small-scale model was tested for 7 days at the University of New > Hampshire. > > However, in re-reading it, I see that it was Rossi who apparently > conducted the test. Since he lied about conducting E-Cat tests at the > University of Bologna, I guess it's just a reasonable to assume that he > lied about conducting TE tests at the University of New Hampshire! > Yes. I looked for evidence that those tests existed. They were, for example, NOT referenced in the extensive bibliography of the DOD writeup of their measurements on Rossi's failed devices. Why not? The parallel with the claims of E-cat testing at U of B is irresistible (to me, anyway). I'd love to see Rossi's original proposal to DOD but I do not know if that is available. And it's not worth a whole lot of work. Rossi's track record as a respecter of truth is already well established and it's dismal.
