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I used to think so but Tom Darden proved that Rossi can bamboozle the ceo of a billion dollar fund despite all the critical material available on the internet. Darden and his colleagues either didn't study it enough or didn't believe it enough…

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UL will only certify the exact item that is subsequently marketed. They wont certify (for example) a breadboarded version of a pocker radio, only the production version. And (in the EU) custom-built industrial items like…

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He couldn't. He had already paid out more money to the early investors (and what he took himself) that there was no way to balance the books.

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1. Abe Vincent August 16, 2018 at 7:11 PM Dear Andrea, Will your production reactors be FCC and UL certified? or won’t that be necessary if you aren’t actually selling them? As I recall UL approval requires the factory/production line to be

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You are missing something.
Rossi supplies the safety certification for his plant.
The customer gets permission to have it on his premises and for the connection of it.

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I am strongly opposed to sanctioning them. I see no reason at all to do that.

Nothing wrong with philosophy, you know I am something of a philosopher myself.
Zeno

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Yes. Here is something that would probably not happen at a meeting of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The chief commissioner would probably not say --

"Fellow commissioners, we have been informed that a new and totally…

I would point out to those asking the mods to sanction (they know who they are) Axil, Adrian and Sam, that if we did you would have nobody to argue with. So long as everybody stays within the bounds of common courtesy nobody is going for an early bath.…

Certifications again... *sigh*

Last image, BOLD = Rossi Replies (BV = Bureau Veritas)

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Sorry boyo, that is not how regulators/certifications/insurers work. They don't HAVE to guess and try to figure out what you are doing. If you don't, then yes, they can simply not approve what you are doing. No approval, no…

So boiling this down;
Statement 1; Rossisays the customer will sort out the authorizations and/or insurance for the plant.
Statement 2; But Rossisays the customer is not allowed to know any details of what is in Rossi’s big black box.
So how can the…

According to the world's foremost expert on all technical matters - Axil - the Rossi reactor is now a distributed reactor composed of 100W units. That means that the forthcoming 40MW machine is (drumroll...) 400,000 little e-cats all meowing together.…

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What a magnificence that his customer now has to take care for all the necessary 40MW nuclear plant authorizations...another failure in his career...

1. Frank Acland August 16, 2018 at 5:42 AM Dear Andrea,
   Do you already have

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How will he wiggle out? How will he get past regulations? How will he avoid measurements?? How will he.......

Rossi is consistent if nothing else. The answer to all the above has already been answered several times.

The customer…

Satirical - Yes, a 40MW reactor would be of great interest to regulators, spies, military, utilities,….. I predict that Rossi will need to hide it behind the same material used in the Doral mezzanine heat exchanger to be invisible to cameras,…

Nobody has seen a "commercial (nuclear) reactor" from Rossi yet, we just have claims made by him on his blog.

I would encourage Rossi (as a designer and developer of such nuclear devices) to know and read the publicly available data and information…

I am really curious to see how Rossi will wiggle himself out of this dead end street with his 40 MW nuclear plant to be installed in the backyard of an unknown customer and present a product to his blind believers like sam12 and AA.
If such a plant will…

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Rossi has claimed that he changes Ni to Cu. Sounds nuclear to me. Either that or his patent applications are not truthful.

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Perhaps he meant "unclear"
It was obviously hypothetical. Rossi's reactor doesn't react except to its electrical power input.