This is the kind of creativity we need. And it's also the reason why the final arbiter will always and forever be the marketplace.
IH Fanboy
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IHF, will you please answer me this one question.
Did Rossi or Levi show that the SKLed produces anywhere close to 10000 lumens?
And does he not advertise this publicly? Is that not fraud?
1) It appears to me no
2) More likely mistake, but you can call him a fraud if you want to
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I use strong language here based on provable facts. Those who know me on this site will realise I do not use words like scientific fraud often.
THH
And if it turns out he isn't, my guess is that you would be hearing from him.
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Quote from the Levi ECat paper:
In Europe the grid voltage is 230V since 1987. It is common for elderly people to not have acknowledged this fact, especially when you don't have anything to do with electricity professionally. That seems also true for Rossi:
Again, the voltage in Europe is and has been 230V plus minus 10% for decades. No professional doesn't know that.
Either Levi is also clueless or the paper has been written by Rossi to be signed off by Levi on that nice UNIBO badged paper.
The U.S. grid voltage is 240V, which is then split into two 120V lines. Yet most Americans still refer to the plug outlet voltage as 110V.
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He gave Frank the least interesting pieces from the whole pile of garbage.
Not really, because surely you would have claimed that the power supply secretly hid a pack of LI batteries.
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The bigger one is a sla05vdc-sl-a relay, found on automotive charge controller like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Walfron…-Protection/dp/B07F14QRZY
The whole electronics setup looks like a dummy to me, and there certainly is no "AI" involved, it's just a handful of stuff from car supply.
So we have established that these are readily available car supply components, none of which contain lithium ion batteries or the like, thus revealing the possibility that the DUT at the depart. of physics demonstrated an energy density that exceeds the gravimetric and volumentric energy densities of known batteries for the cumulative 6 hours long test.
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Levi makes no mention of AI services provided by Hella KGaA Heuck & Co.
The fixation here on Rossi's AI statements is pointless. Yes, AI is a term that usually incorporates the use of large neural networks. But the term is used rather loosely by most software and other tech companies, and Rossi's use of the term is no different. Do you have a microprocessor that is executing a set of instructions that automates various aspects of your device? Marketeers of all stripes will call that AI.
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Q&As:
Questioner: "Do you think the world media will be interested in this presentation."
Rossi: "No"
Dec 9th Presentation Questions and Answers |
Believers: I really wish he had done a better job on the presentation
Skeptopaths: Aaaa haa ha ha ha ha ha ha
Fence sitters: might be intentional
Rossi:
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Measure Value Unit
Voltage drop (11.10) 11.4 V
Voltage drop (11.50) 11.6 V
Voltage drop (12.15) 11.7 V
Voltage drop (14.32) 11.7 V
Voltage drop (16.02) 11.7 V
Voltage drop (17.12) 11.7 V
Off Voltage ≈ 0.12 V
In the Levi skled report, (Table 5 above), what are the bracketed numbers?The report states that the test period was about 6 hours, so one might only assume that those are time stamps.
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Bottom line :
I'll keep my orders for two SKled (one DC, one AC) even if it under-performs. The thread on SKled testing has been closed, in agreement with the mods
I'll order one SKlep (DC/DC). I have everything I need to do initial tests if it is ever delivered. I'd probably also order a heating version.And I have no doubt that if you receive these, you will do outstanding tests and report the numbers as they are. For those new to the forum, AF has a solid track record of physically testing stuff rather than merely pontificating about stuff.
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I will send you a unicorn if I receive one.
Deal. See how easy that was? I'll agree to take measurements and post them here as long as you hold up your end of the bargain.
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Are you in a position to send Para a device IHFB? If not, then don’t duck my earlier question with your usual BS. Do you believe Rossi will actually be sending his gadgets to people who order them?
I answered your question in a very direct fashion. Since Para refuses to dig deep to the tune of 250 bucks (despite the countless hours he has spent debunking Rossi), I'll agree to send him an ep if I receive one, assuming he agrees to take measurements and post his results here.
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Please cite me accurately: I am the one that believes that nobody other than handpicked Rossi stooges will ever get their hands on one of his devices to test.
Well, if so, then perhaps you can help me convince Para to move his body in such a way as to attach his own test and measurement devices to the input and output of an ep, and report his finding. I think we can both agree that Para is not a handpicked Rossi stooge.
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Whatever.
What do you think of the presentation?
The presentation is meaningless.
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IH Fanboy: do you seriously believe that anyone other than handpicked Rossi stooges will ever get their hands on one of his devices to test?
I don't seriously believe such a thing. You are the one that seriously believes that nobody will ever get their hands on one of his devices to test.
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Will I eat moon cheese if you went to the moon and proved it was made of it?
My presumption is no. This comports with the cardinal sin.
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I refuse to order one, some or, or anything from Rossi, period.
Do you refuse to measure the input and output power of an ep?
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I have a calorimeter and an open invitation to test some SKleds as delivered.
But you refuse to order and test an ep?
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LOL.
No I am not adding my name to the ultimate prize, Rossi’s sucker list.
Do the SKleds look a little smaller than the one on the end table in Rome? Perspective?LOL.
So for 250 bucks, you refuse to prove your conviction. Hundreds of hours spent disproving Rossi by words and reproductions, but can't dig deep enough for a single ep order? You could even claim that you were scammed when you don't receive it. What do you have to lose?
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Hi! Its been awhile. Nice to see that you haven’t dropped off the map altogether.
We know the ultimate test, no?
Let’s ask a child if it is probably a scam.
Yes, quite awhile. Most children possess much common sense. Do you fear the ultimate test? Have you ordered an ep?