Rossi patent granted for eCat

Aug 27, 2015 47 Replies

So you choose to believe Rossi's PR that the Italian government wanted to suppress what could have turned into a multibillion dollar business helping solve environmental issues by treating it as an environmental problem?

I feel for you. It must be tough being so gullible.

Rick

When I started reading the link on one of the replicated experiments, I stopped as soon as I read that he was determining heat output by means of "high resolution thermal imaging cameras", rather than the more accurate bomb calorimeter method. AFAIK, infrared measurement depends on an "emissivity" constant which is not easy to determine accurately, and the power output must be analyzed by temperature readings over the entire surface.

With the entire device enclosed in a specific volume with certain thermal properties, one could compare the overall heat output with an identical enclosure containing a resistive heater dissipating a known amount of power.

Paul

There is clear indication it is a scam. There is no way to control the reaction. If it generated any power, it would heat up and the reaction output would increase. This would lead to thermal runaway and the unit would melt.

This does not happen. When he wants to stop the reaction, he merely turns off the power. It stops.

t.

Hey, don't bash snake oil--it's actually pretty good for you.

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/ "According to his 1989 analysis published in the Western Journal of Medicin e, Chinese water-snake oil contains 20 percent eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), one of the two types of omega-3 fatty acids most readily used by our bodie s. In comparison, the rattlesnakes had only 8.5 percent EPA. And salmon, on e of the most popular food sources of omega-3's, contains a maximum of 18 p ercent EPA, lower than that of snake oil."

:-)

James Arthur

Yup, I guess the joke's on us!

Rick

You all will love this, got it in my last Ecat Google alert.

Mikek ;-)

They seem very confident...

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Rick

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