The test of Andrea Rossi’s one megawatt e-cat cold fusion power generator will now take place in the US. Rossi had been planning to test the steam driven generator at Defkalion’s facility in Xanthi Greece in October.
Rossi has broken the agreement between his Leonardo Corporation and Defkalion. Rossi told reporter Mats Lewan of the Swedish magazine Ny Teknik that he could not reveal the reasons for the break with Defkalion because he plans to sue the Greek company. In his blog, Rossi said the lawsuit will be filed for financial reasons.
Rossi told Ny Teknik that the e-cat test will take place in October at an unspecified location in the USA. The most likely location would be Miami, Florida, where Rossi lives and apparently has a factory that produces e-cat components.
Rossi said he signed an agreement with what he called one of the most “influential organizations” in the United States last week. This organization will be involved in the test, Rossi told Ny Teknik that he could not reveal the name of this organization until after the test. He said high level researchers would be involved but did not say who they would be.
Nor did Rossi say if AmpEnergo the privately held US company that he has licensed e-cat technology to would be involved in the test. Since Rossi has worked with the US Army in the past there is a strong possibility that the organization he is talking about could be part of the US government. Rossi has stated that US Navy officers and representatives of NASA have examined the e-cat. Rossi has also had contracts with the US Army to produce electric generators in the past.
At least one American researcher, Dennis M. Bushnell of NASA’s Langley Research Center has been working on a nickel hydrogen fusion device similar to Rossi’s e-cat.
Dennis M. Bushnell
I commented several posts ago that you were mistaken in describing the E-Cat as a device that generated electricity. I eee my comment is still under moderation.
You STILL have not got it right. You write “one megawatt e-cat cold fusion electric generator”
It is not an electric generator, it simply produces heat. It has not been connected to generate electricity yet either.
Hi Adrian (sorry your previous comment erroneously went in the spam folder) you are right, I’ve removed the word “electricity”. Thank you.
The Nickel Age is about to begin. Using the Ni-H LENR technology, it is estimated that a gram of nickel yields about 2000 kWh, or 1.7 billion calories. That means a super tanker full of oil (2 million barrels) is the energy equivalent of less than a ton of nickel. By the way, it takes about 7 million calories to launch a pound of mass out of the Earth’s gravity well. Nickel is about 3% the mass of the Earth, and is much more plentiful than all the oil, coal, and natural gas on Earth. By the way, hydrogen can be produced from water from relatively little energy, and water covers about 2/3 of the Earth.
The future is so bright we’ll have to wear shades.
Please excuse my double post, but it has concerned me that people are still overly skeptical about the legitimacy of the Rossi E-Cat LENR Ni-H technology. Here is the best video I’ve seen on the subject, by Dr. Brian Josephson, winner of the 1973 Nobel Prize in Physics: http://pesn.com/2011/06/23/9501856_Nobel_laureate_touts_E-Cat_cold_fusion/
Teams of people have examined the E-Cat and the amount of heat it produced over time is far too much to explain by a chemical process.
I beg your indulgence one more time, while I wax poetically (perhaps someone out there will recognize the origin of these words):
Beware of false gifts and broken promises.
There is much pain, but still hope.
The solution is to believe the truth.
The conduit is closing…
Thanks I’ve already seen that video and posted it here awhile back. Dr. Josephson could also be one of the scientists that attends Rossi’s e-cat demonstration that is supposed to take place in the US sometime in October.