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I noticed that also. The minions are too blind in their anticipation of the revolution. I think, Rossi just misunderstood the question, like whether he needs payments for funding production. Anyway, production certainly will never…

I don't think that there will be any money transactions at all. Orders may be around 500, let it be 1000, that's not worth the trouble.

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Haven't we been close to the end on a yearly basis now for over a decade? This time it will not be different. The only thing I am curious about is how he will get out of it this time.

The magician writes:
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Actually the video does very poor, which is due to the effective measures that YT has to prevent fraud. So his paid minions only can manipulate the numbers on Researchgate.

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According to my personal list there are four hints that this is a sock puppet.

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Surely is.

The magician is also a mathematician.
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The question wasn't very precise as well, but this is simply idiotic. He really doesn't know the difference between kW and kWh.

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Flip a switch for the robots waiting for years now to be finally activated.

Sock puppet asks about the black box aka charge controller:
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Magician answers:
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Total nonsense. Those are not "standard plastic boxes". The black box is deliberately designed for the position of certain components on the PCB.

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I wonder how he did manage to get there. I once wrote to Researchgate but they seemed to be not interested in information about their site being presumably abused.

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He never uses his own trademark which is "E-Cat" but always writes Ecat.
It has been said before...those were the days with containers full of shiny foil covered E-Cats, what's left is poor and pathetic crap. It's not even a proper scam…

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I was also thinking wifi or bluetooth, but there should be some sort of antenna windings on the PCB. Hard to see if there are any.
I have found a picture of the actual circuit board inside the charge controller, it has indeed…

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Not only that, there is absolutely no way to argue against hardcore fanboys. Rossi could show them a bucket full of rusty nails and they would be cheerful and read something into it.

It's clear by now what the thing is, but here is another hint. When you tweak brightness and contrast you can see the recess where the screws are through the paper, and the display as well on the upper right side.

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I could at least identify the exact relay on the long board. It is a Hasco HAT901. Didn't help much though finding the board. Also worth mentioning that the board has four black elongated knobs which protrude to the other side…

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Do you have one, or where could you see inside?

The charge controller can be found on Amazon or Ebay, it's pretty much the cheapest you can find and goes under different brand names e.g. "edi-tronic". The one circuit board in the video with the six screws is probably the input PCB.

Looks like a solar charge controller, the white paper hides the controls. I bet the unknown PCB comes from inside this thing.
https://www.smartclima.com/solar-charge-controller-pwm.htm

There is a new photo on ECW of the housing for the "AI". Rossi didn't even bother to make straight cuts on the white paper concealing what the box is for originally. Again just random stuff he found somewhere as food for his fans.