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"Achieved it" makes it sound oh so difficult.

He claims it needs 115W at 12V. That would be trivial to provide from a battery. Charging the battery from 920V output is only slightly harder. Perhaps an hours work to design a circuit and order parts, next…

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I was joking earlier.

Given the simplicity and magnitude of this latest claim it should be easy to measure input power, output power and COP.

What I would do is put a 10 Ohm resistor inside the 1kOhm. 0.92*10=9V That would be much safer and wouldn't get as hot.

I don't think its mentioned in the report but the output voltage must be around 920V. Quite a dangerous bit of kit by the sound of it. Aside: I assume it really was a 1K resistor.

But Rossi already has factory according to his many claims..

"62+ quotes by Andrea Rossi that he is making e-Cats in a factory in Florida, USA"

https://ecatdoteudotcom.wordpr…-teknik-that-is-not-news/

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That appears to be saying when 700W is input the calorimeter eventually measures 600W output under control conditions. Suggesting a 100W correction is required. Yet on the active runs with 750W input it looks like a larger…

I hesitate to post this (so moderators feel free to delete) but from BBC Radio 4 comes...

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Speculation but.. If they only worked 8 hour days and turned the reactors off when not at work the output would be about 57MJ.

About a year ago a company called Inductance Energy Corp was mentioned here. You may recall they claimed in youtube vids and on their website to have invented a magnet powered generator that appears to break the laws of physics.

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