QuoteDisplay MoreAndrea S. Wrote:
Dewey, not that I think JM Products has anything to do with them, but Johnson Matthey is a giant.
matthey.com
When Rossi declared that hydrogen was captured and released by a puck
(whereas a hydrogen bottle was initially used) he may have referred to
their hydrogen getter technology.
http://www.jmprotech.com/prote…absorbent-johnson-matthey
And I have no idea where the rumor came from that "the Customer" used
the steam for producing sponge metal catalysts, but Johnson Matthey
Process Tecnologies does produce those. jmprotech.com/sponge-metal-johnson-matthey
Of course hinting at Johnson Matthey by naming the company JM Products
is a great idea and triggered a lot of speculation by Rossi fans.
It takes very little to feed hopes in internet's virtual world. A while
ago I faked a SiC resistor datasheet as a little joke to back Rossi's
explanation for the weird electrical data in the Lugano report, and
dispersed little fake traces (manufacturer based in NC etc): it was
quite a success.. I received a remarkable number of inquiries on SiC
Industries' fake email address, and I could have made a fortune selling
those coils.
e-catworld.com/2014/11/27/sili…matches-data-from-report/
The sponge catalyst quote comes from comments by Mats Lewan who hinted this piece of data as coming from some "insider" at some point in the past few months. I really fon't know where was this first published, but I think it was in his blog in the comments section.