That is, in fact, what I asked ~ is that what we are seeing perhaps. This LTI is the company that sold the devices to the Army to test for capability in using exotic fluids for field fuel cell operations.I'm not sure I've seen any evidence that the Ohio company is, in fact, Rossi's old company. I do see that it was originally incorporated as "USA Nuclear Laser, Inc." and later changed to "Leonardo Technologies, Inc.".
Meanwhile, the DOD report on Rossi's Thermoelectric converter [LINK], lists Andrea Rossi's company as being "Leonardo Technologies Inc. Murrysville PA". A quick search on the Pennsylvania business search web site does not show any company registerd with that name.
So, if you have any evidence that the Ohio company was Rossi's, or that the Ohio company was involved in the DOD research project, please provide it.
We know that the New Hampshire company is (or was) Rossi's, since it has the Internet domain that Rossi publicly uses for his email address. (By the way, this "Leonardo Technologies" doesn't seem to have a business record in New Hampshire, so I'm not sure how "legit" it is.)
I beleive it's been established that the "Dr. Andrea Rossi" mentioned in the DOD document is the same Rossi that is currently marketing the E-Cat device.
We don't know that the Ohio "LTI Global" has anything to do with either.
Frankly, I don't think so. Else this dude would be on Obama's personal blackberry call list.
At the same time he's using the same containing box, the same frames, the same wiring harness, the same same racks, screws, bolts, interior lighting and everything EXCEPT you can buy the originals without a porthole in the door!
Or, maybe folks really don't know who Rossi is! (tympanic drum rolls boom boom boom boom boom)