The comments at
http://blog.newenergytimes.com/2012/02/13/rossis-australian-investment-opportunity-falls-through/#comments
are worth reading.
(Including a long to-and-fro with Sol Millin).
The Ian Bryce chimes in, complaining that Krivit isn't giving due
weight to his "earth wire" theory.
> True the E-CATS produced a mixture of steam and water at 100C. But
even if there was minimal steam and mainly water raised from 18 to
100C as measured, the heat capacity (excluding heat of vaporization)
demands an energy source. At the calibrated flow rate, the output
power was around 2600 W for up to 6 hours, when the input power was
measured to be zero.
So .. he accepts that the eCat is generating excess heat
> Only the earth wire hypothesis can account for those 7 tests with
verifiable output power.
Only? Either that ... or it really IS a LENR device!
(A certain M.Y. shoots down Bryce's theory ... and a bit further
down, seems to be calling the invoice a fake!)
