E-Cat Goes Undercover

E Cat News ^ | Oct. 20, 2011 | admin

[ZX12R]

Rossi Technologies in New Hampshire is some sort of “consulting” business, I believe. I wonder if Apmenergo is the “customer”. Oh well... the “TEST” approaches!

Who knows. He can't say anything straight out. I can't wait. I hope that preacher is wrong about the world ending tomorrow, I want to see the test.

[count-your-change]

If I were a survivalist I'd stock up on avgas for fuel since it can set in storage without going bad for long periods.

But given a choice, I'd rather have a small steam engine than a Stirling engine.

[Moonman62]

Scams do tend to follow a formula. Buyer beware.

[bkepley]

>LOL! Or at least disguises. Maybe those nose/mustache glasses.

A bag over the head with cut-out eyes would be more appropriate. There’s no need to make the whole thing look like a farce.

[count-your-change]

I rather think if the test takes place it will be deemed a success no matter what the outcome. Any e-cat test you can walk away from is a good e-cat test.

[Moonman62]

The entire Rossi tirade is too good not to post.

"We will run also in self sustained mode, the periods will depend on many factors. In any case, the power output will be 6 times the power input. About the snakes: the time of the snakes is over. The start up of the 1 MW plant is the end of the mental masturbations of enviuos, wannabe theorists, lecturers of calorimetry and engineering. Now LENR goes to the market. The test will not be made by me, but by the Customers’ consultants. Time of chatters is over. Maybe the test will not be good, maybe: it will be the first time I will start up a plant of that dimension, but in this case the problem will be the Customer, not the bunch of imbeciles that instead of understanding that we actually made LENR a reality lose their time digging holes on the surface the water in the middle of the ocean to find the wine. And in the case this test will go not well, we will learn and remake another, and another, and another, but, be sure, we will arrive to the target. At any cost."

Buyer beware.

[Grut]

Scams do tend to follow a formula. Buyer beware.

I don't think it's a scam: Rossi and Defkalion's pissing contest over his and their devices is about something. But I have to admit that after the disappointments of October 6th, I'm looking at October 28th the way Charlie Brown looks at Lucy and the football.

[exDemMom]

Although I believe that Free Republic is a conservative website, KevMo acts like a Liberal/Progressive: keep repeating the same nonsense, hoping that people will buy.

In some of Kevmo's posts from earlier this year, he claims to have made money from cold fusion. But if you dig a little deeper into how he made that money, it's through some sort of betting game. I'm not a gambler, so I don't really understand how it works, but from what I could gather, people buy and sell "shares" based on a selection of outcomes. Kind of like horse racing, I guess, except that the outcomes being bet on are the eCat being real, or the eCat being a hoax.

Do I need to point out that I don't really trust Kevmo's motives in pushing this eCat thing?