Eric Walker <[email protected]> wrote:
> I recall them specifically stating that they were not permitted to measure > anything coming out of the controller, although I do not have a reference > for this. > There has been some talk about that, but they did not mention restrictions in the paper. Except to say that the waveform is secret: ". . . They were fed by a TRIAC power regulator device which interrupted each phase periodically, in order to modulate power input with an industrial trade secret waveform. This procedure, needed to properly activate the E-Cat HT charge, had no bearing whatsoever on the power consumption of the device, which remained constant throughout the test." They told me there were no restrictions. Presumably Rossi would ask them to sign an NDA if they saw the waveform. Anyway, he was absent much of the time and they might easily have checked it surreptitiously if they suspected he was cheating somehow. I think we have beaten this subject to death. I do not think it is possible to hide a wire of this size. Milstone, Yugo and others think it is possible. We should agree to disagree, and drop the subject. - Jed
