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Quote from Adrian Ashfield

With my long experience I don't make statements of certainty without proof...

AA: “This tiny reactor, about 1 cm long by 0.6 cm in diameter, was shown to produce 20 Watts of heat from a negligible input of power. The Coefficient of Performance (COP) was over 500. That is to say it produced more than 500 times the power required to run it. It can also be switched on and off instantaneously, something no other reactor has been capable of, and can operate at a temperature of 2300 C.”

AA: "The latter ended up in court as the independent referee said it passed the test but IH refused to pay the $900 million called for by the contract."

AA: Parts of the reactor are secret so it was difficult to display everything. The measurements made were adequate to show the properties of the E-Cat QX. To ensure there was no trickery some other proprietary measurements must be made."

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Quote from Zeus46

“This tiny reactor, about 1 cm long by 0.6 cm in diameter, was shown to produce 20 Watts of heat from a negligible input of power. The Coefficient of Performance (COP) was over 500. That is to say it produced more than 500 times the power required to run it. It can also be switched on and off instantaneously, something no other reactor has been capable of, and can operate at a temperature of 2300 C.”

"The latter ended up in court as the independent referee said it passed the test but IH refused to pay the $900 million called for by the contract."

Parts of the reactor are secret so it was difficult to display everything. The measurements made were adequate to show the properties of the E-Cat QX. To ensure there was no trickery some other proprietary measurements must be made."

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Zeus,

IF that is true, why in the name of reason did Rossi not pursue the case and guarantee his $900 million payday.

Any judge and jury could plainly see his Ecat

Produced 500x more energy than it used and IH owes him per the contact.

Rossi’s lawyer would be inline for a

$300 million fee, so he would certainly NOT agree to drop the suit if he knew the Ecat was what it was said to be.

Does anyone, anywhere really truly believe that Rossi would turn down a guaranteed $900 million just so he could go tinker in his garage?

The obvious answer is no.

Rossi bailed on the lawsuit because he did not want his “invention” or lack there of, to be exposed as a sham.

Roseland, you're missing the point bigly, but that's probably my fault, so I've edited my post above to hopefully make it more clear.

My opinion on the courtcase is, it was only way the Doral scam could be completed in a way the left Rossi with a plausible shred of dignity. It was likely planned from the start.

Rossi's strategy was IMO to fling enough shit at IH (as evidenced by his alter-egos that posted similar on this forum) so that IH would start to fear a potential reputation risk, and just want it settled and over ASAP.

There was no way Rossi could ever proceed with the amount of plain and obvious (to all sane people) perjury that took place in the pre-trail phase, and the plain and obvious (to anyone with a shred of technical nouce) fakery that took place during Doral.

Rossi's calculus did not include having to take the stand in Miami Federal Court. He was certain, up until curtain time, that IH would write him a check and settle.

I remain disappointed that the R'ster chose to walk away minutes before Darden was to take the stand. The R'ster knew that he was going to be decimated and devasted

by the truth. Living to fight another day is another specialty of his.

Quote from Dewey Weaver

Rossi's calculus did not include having to take the stand in Miami Federal Court. He was certain, up until curtain time, that IH would write him a check and settle.

I remain disappointed that the R'ster chose to walk away minutes before Darden was to take the stand. The R'ster knew that he was going to be decimated and devasted

by the truth. Living to fight another day is another specialty of his.

Can you tell us which side made the initial offer to settle?

Quote from Rends

It is only a guess, but I think that Darden et.al did it and did not take it so seriously, because they were only marginal interested in developing LENR as a game chainging technology, but they had very high interests to convince major investors like Woodford to get involved in this project

What would be the point of that? Why would anyone want major investors involved in a fiasco in which people lose millions of dollar? It isn't as if Darden himself got Woodford's money. There is no motivation for Darden to convince Woodford -- or anyone else -- that a claim is true when the claim is actually false.

Quote from Frankl

The only other somewhat technical person was Murray, but he was brought in at the end,

No, he and others were there for a quite a while. I met them, as Murray mentioned in his deposition.

Quote from Frankl

And this happened only after they had pocketed the Woodford cash

They did not "pocket" any cash. They themselves did not get the money. It was to be spent on R&D. It has not been. The lab was closed. If they took the money for themselves, they are in huge trouble.

Rossi, through his attorney, offered a walk away settlement at the moment when his side, the Plaintiff, was to call Darden to the stand as the opening witness.

The knuckleheads who continue to speculate about the use of funds have demonstrated a spectacular cluelessness and I don't expect that to change - ever.

Quote from Zeus46

Roseland, you're missing the point bigly, but that's probably my fault, so I've edited my post above to hopefully make it more clear.

My opinion on the courtcase is, it was only way the Doral scam could be completed in a way the left Rossi with a plausible shred of dignity. It was likely planned from the start.

Rossi's strategy was IMO to fling enough shit at IH (as evidenced by his alter-egos that posted similar on this forum) so that IH would start to fear a potential reputation risk, and just want it settled and over ASAP.

There was no way Rossi could ever proceed with the amount of plain and obvious (to all sane people) perjury that took place in the pre-trail phase, and the plain and obvious (to anyone with a shred of technical nouce) fakery that took place during Doral.

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you are right, I interpreted your post incorrectly, my bad.