From: Jed Rothwell
I still do not believe the specifications for the 10 MW system. Nothing that powerful could be that small, no matter what form of energy it puts out (heat, electricity, light . . .). - Jed Randy Mills apparently does not realize how much like a charlatan his public image has become. Looking back over recent memory of Mills and his Millions - he is a one man money magnet. 1) Mills very publicly promised a Capstone turbine powered by hydrinos. Result: never delivered, never explained. Millions raised. 2) Mills promised a very clever "reverse gyrotron" which got a lot of attention. Result: never delivered, never explained. Millions raised. 3) Mills licensed several New Mexico Utilities to produce power using his "solid fuel" cell. Result: never delivered, never explained. Millions raised. 4) Mills announces a hydrino battery of incredible capability. Result: never delivered, never explained. Millions raised. 5) Mill announces hydrino light source. Result: never delivered, never explained. Millions raised. 6) Mills announce a 10 MW power source. Result: pending. Why would anyone expect this perfect record of unfulfilled promises, followed by millions of dollars raised - to suddenly change next week? As we know, lots of leeway is given in business to honest hyperbole, especially from an inventor with great credentials - but is this pattern of conduct really honest after decades of failure? IOW - at what level of unfulfilled promises does this conduct become fraudulent?
