at least Defkalion with nelson can claim few hundred watt with good control
2012/11/27 OrionWorks - Steven V Johnson <svj.orionwo...@gmail.com> > For those, like Jed, who have watched the unfolding of the > BLP/Rossi/Defkalion saga... some of it having gone on now for 20 years > or more, it is understandable that many of them express doubt and > frustration. Perhaps cynicism is an even better description to use > here. > > Personally, I see incremental progress, but I freely admit the > possibility that I might be looking through rose tinted glasses. > (Wishful thinking on my part.) > > I am left the the feeling that all of the above mentioned > organizations have been working with a mysterious technology that > nobody really understands for which they hope can soon be exploited in > the form of a popular commercial product... something akin to what Mr. > Carrell recently mentioned - like a water heater sold at Sears. > Obviously, nothing of the sort is even close to rolling off the > assembly line at any of these organizations. Actually, BLP is more of > a licensing company as compared to a manufacturing facility, so they > would never develop a commercial product - just the rights to use the > technology. > > Lately, it would seem to be BLP's turn to once again step up to the > podium and make some bold claims... something akin to revealing a 100 > watt prototype - soon. Later, I gather BLP claims they hope to > assemble a kilowatt prototype for public scrutiny, perhaps sometime > before the end of 2013... or was that 2014. > > Meanwhile, it is understandable that many cynical old-timers are prone > to categorically state the fact that similar predictions have been > made before. Indeed, they have. > > So, Is there really anything truly different this time around? > > Regards > Steven Vincent Johnson > www.OrionWorks.com > www.zazzle.com/orionworks > >
