From ECW :
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Drew G.
November 2, 2018 at 4:30 PM
Dr. Rossi:
You may have already answered this question so forgive me if you previously did so. Will you have an independent engineer present at the 31 January industrialization demonstration responsible validating the accuracy of all the test and measurement equipment utilized as well as the resulting measurements? I’m sure all your followers on this website can suggest one if you haven’t already done so. Continued success and I look forward to 31 January after following your progress since 2011.
Andrea Rossi
November 3, 2018 at 3:51 AM
Drew G.:
No, we will not have any engineer to validate anything. It will be a presentation of a service supplied by means of an industrialized product, not a validation test.
Warm Regards,
A.R."
A sincere question for the Rossi believers. In Rossi's reply above, what do you think he means by "a presentation of a service supplied by means of an industrialized product." As usual, Rossi never seems to give a straight forward answer with any discernable meaning.
Do you think he is going to show a SkatCat that is in it's
A) industrialized form? One that is putting out 20Kw, with needed industrial controllers, monitors
and safety devices?
B) Stockholm event form? A few pieces of Home Depot plastic parts, a white "power" box and Fabiani in front of a couple of digital displays?
C) Anything remotely looking like a product ready for "industrialization"?
To me, an "industrialized product" is one ready for being put into production at a working facility. One that has the necessary controls, safety and
operating functions to be used by commercial interests.
Please advise of what you think we will see and then we can compare what is actually shown and what "industrialized" means!
Thanks!