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I see new info to me, "a radio frequency stimulator" is part of the system. Mikek
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National Instruments to do E-Cat Controls
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Rossi hired NI to build a control system. Whoop-te-dooo. I hope they get their fee up front.
The guys at NI have a lot of experience dealing with people who make accurate measurements on industrial processes.
Any applications engineer at NI could, with a briefcase full of instruments, instrument the E-CAT and report performance...in about an HOUR. Heck, any high school science club could instrument the E-CAT to the degree necessary in a week...
OK, so it's been more than an hour... Where are the results?
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They're still their jaws up?
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Huh?
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that's what you get with no rest!
Jamie
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The article almost seems like a put on seeing as how there is still no scientific proof you can generate power with cold fusion. See:
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-- Loose lips sink ships?
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Along with copious amounts of bullshit.
NI will sell him their instrumentation gear even if he is a deluded charlatan so long as his dollars are green and in sufficient quantity.
-- Regards, Martin Brown