this interview with Robert George and Robert E. Godes from Brillouin made me scratch my head: http://coldfusionnow.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/audio/2012-03-27-Robert-E-Godes.mp3
the essentials. a) Godes/George basically state that they have their technology ready, has only to be taylored for commercial application b) their big reactors can be used to reactivate old coal-fired power-plants c) they need an estimated $6 million (upper limit) to commercialize their design. Note that in the technical advisory board of Brillouin sits --- Roger W. Fuller, Founder and the Senior Scientist Maxim Integrated Products --- and also --- Michael C.H. McKubre PhD., Director, Energy Research Center, Stanford Research Institute --- So these are people I basically have some trust in. Question: Why is it so hard, to collect a meager $6 million? Now Fuller, maybe is no Steve Jobs or Bill Gates, moneywise, but I estimate him in the mid-ten-millions, and he probably has some friends with some spare millions, and has first-hand knowledge. So why does he not invest in a sure-bet? Here we are again: The betting market, plus some insider-knowledge. On the other hand we have Rossi, who claims to have sound, but secret investors, definitely investing a multiple of what Brillouin asks for. DGT claims to be self-financed, up to now. At times I think, the financing issue is as big a riddle than LENR itself. So what do you guys think? Why has Brillouin such difficulties to collect 6 million? Maybe the vortex-crowd should put their money where their mouth is, and invest. (suppressing my Homerian laughter.) All the best as always
