I wish somebody with knowledge was with Rossi and SEE what he
really does have by testing etc.
It’s always just words, words and
more words.
Ummm...
A few people with knowledge have tried to do that over the years, and pointed out mistakes in his measurement. They then get shown the door pretty quickly.
We have asked Rossi repeatedly over the years to let us or other interested parties try out one of his e-cats. Like you say all we had in return was hot air.
sam12 so you are beginning to see things now as they really are? The e-cat SK ballerina emits some UV so could be used to sterilize hospital rooms contaminated by coronavirus. Or just buy a UV lamp as a cheaper option.
Sure,
but Dr. Richard you’re forgetting the Ecat
would be a great water heater,
Or I guess you could just buy a water heater
Mark U made me laugh anyway good to keep some sense of humour in these dark times.
I have to admit I did smile 😁😉.
We have asked Rossi repeatedly over the years to let us or other interested parties try out one of his e-cats. Like you say all we had in return was hot air.
Add to that a lot of hot air from
commenters and you have a new
energy device.
The Ecat SK Ballerina's daddy? Courtesy of Dr. KIril Chukanov, video from around 2014
He specializes in ball lightening devices.
In this video he says it uses 5kW, but it's unclear how much energy he thinks is being generated.
Glow discharge little sister..
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Display MoreRossi says domestic use.
- KeithT March 25, 2020 at 11:50 AM
Dear Andrea,
Will the current safety testing complete the certification requirements for E-Cat domestic use?
Regards,
Keith Thomson.
- Andrea Rossi March 25, 2020 at 12:34 PM
KeithT:
Yes
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Colin Watters:
Please read better: KeithT did not ask if we have completed the certifications, he asked if the certifications will include etc, and I answered yes to this, not to what you say.
The certifications are on course and have not been completed. Obviously they will be completed before we put in commerce the product, which means when the Ecat SKL will be ready to be put in commerce, and it is not now. Obviously, when the product will be in commerce the certifications will be made public, not before, for reasons that are obvious; everybody familiar with the matter knows that the procedures for certifications of products are always covered by NDA until they are granted and the trolls that are making a mess about this issue are paid by guys that are shooting their usual tennis balls to try to stop the carrier of our work.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Leonardo vs IST update. Rossi claims to be in Milan.
.
Maybe that is why A.R. is extra concerned about Coronavirus.
If I was in Italy I would be also.
If memory serves from Rossi's blog, he was in Italy. Then he was not in Italy, but elsewhere in Europe. Perhaps he is back to Italy now.
A man on the move.
Dear Andrea Rossi,
On February 9 you estimated the test to finish sometime in March.
Now some questions on the new situation :
1: Test starts in March?
2: Test finishes in April?
3: Test more likely finishes later than April?
4: Are you now in Italy?
5: Presentation still planned for Stockholm?
6: Presentation more likely only Online?
Kind regards
Sven B
Sven B:
1 yes
2 I do not know
3 I do not know
4 no
5 yes
6 this will depend on the corona virus consequences
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea Rossi,
Your comments today are very interesting:
Recently you confirmed that you are staying in Europe but not in Italy.
Now you say you are working in your own house.
Have you got a house in Sweden?
If not where in Europe are you staying at the moment?
Kind regards
Sven B
Sven B.:
For security reasons I have been suggested not to disclose where I am. I am in Europe.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
He tells the Miami-Dade court he is Italy, and everyone else that he is somewhere else.
He tells the Miami-Dade court he is Italy, and everyone else that he is somewhere else.
Rossi's lawyer told the court that Rossi was in Italy. You know what they say about lawyers: “How can you tell when a lawyer is lying? His lips are moving.”
You axil and Paradigmnoia have nothing to do more interesting today with your family, mow your lawn, do DIY ? if you knew how much we don't care great informations you shared again today.
Rossi's lawyer told the court that Rossi was in Italy. You know what they say about lawyers: “How can you tell when a lawyer is lying? His lips are moving.”
Glow discharge little sister..
Cool. Is the left electrode the cathode (−) ?
I'm not sure if this is the proper thread to discuss about this more seriously, but to come up with something as depicted in the photo what does it take more in detail (parts/costs) ?
can ,
The driver is the circuit from a small plasma globe. (Should fit into a cigarette pack). I bought two new globes for $20. The tube is cut from a vanilla bean container. To get glow discharge it was necessary to pump out the tube to about 26 in Hg. For that I used a Food Saver (I just undid the hose from the lid) combined with a large syringe and some one way fish tank valves (blue are best) as a roughing pump for the Food Saver. Horizontal clamps identical to Rossi’s are used to set the gap. A stainless steel U bolt was cut to obtain straight rods with threaded ends, smoothed, and these were threaded onto the clamps. Rubber stoppers were obtained from a hardware store, and drilled through for the rods with a sharpened metal tube.
The left is negative, and is actually grounded to a wooden work bench.
Ingenious; thanks for the description.
Is the gap adjustable while it's operating? I found that (at least at atmospheric pressures and probably somewhat larger currents than in your case) when the two brightest glow discharge regions at the anode and cathode meet each other at a close distance, RFI large enough to disrupt nearby devices can get produced. This would likely be easier to study/verify with a proper glow discharge setup at a low pressure, hence my interest. Although my GM counter didn't seem to show any noticeable change from the noise, it could possibly result in elevated signals with radiation monitoring equipment sensitive to electromagnetic interference.
(This is probably off-topic for this thread)
can ,
The gap is adjustable when running, and usually I need to move the electrodes close together to start a discharge, and then widen the gap. That could be replaced with an ignition arc circuit but I haven’t bothered with that yet. The rubber stoppers are very lightly lubricated with silicone grease to help the vacuum seal and allow gap adjustment without a fight (which can result in a shock). The vanilla bean tube is strong plastic. I tried glass tubing but it broke quite often at the stoppers. The vacuum can suck the stoppers in, which then breaks the glass. (Etching the glass at the ends might help prevent that).
I have a scintillometer here with a 4.5 ci NaI crystal but haven’t tried it near the arc.
That sounds similar to what I also have to normally do in the atmosphere, although at the relatively low voltage I'm using the electrodes have to almost (but not quite) touch to start a discharge.
I initially saw that EM noise would get generated at the moment of "ignition", but upon trying to reproduce the same effect I realized that it is continuously produced if the electrodes are at a distance such that the anode/cathode glow regions (definition according to the diagram attached) kind of merge together. This might be due to the peculiarities of my own rig however (including electrode materials used), and not a general feature of glow discharges.
Rossi comments on testing.
Dear Andrea,
If I understand it right, there are two parties testing the E-Cat SKL.
Some questions about that, if I may:
1. Does each party have a separate E-cat for testing?
2. Is/Are this/both E-cat(s) at your lab?
3. Have both parties started testing?
4. You said there is an ‘independent third party’ test entity, that is not payed by you. What makes them testing it anyway:
A. Payed by another party
B. Because they are curious
C. Some other reason
5. Are these 3rd party tests be done by a company specialized in this and doing this?
6. Will the test/certification results be presented at the same time when both parties are finished or are they be presented separately?
7. What is roughly the current estimate when both are finished?
Thank you for answering our questions.
Kind regards, all the best and good health, Gerard
Gerard McEk:
There are more than two parties examining the SKL.
1 no
2 yes
3 some has
4 C ( Clients )
5 obviously
6 the certifications will be presented when the product will be for sale, the tests are under NDA, eventually it will depend on the situations
7 with the corona virus restrictions nobody can schedule anything
Warm Regards,
A.R.
