I just looked on vortex and saw that the Rossi story isnt over yet..... I always wondered from the start why Rossi didnt increase the flowrate of the water in the Ecat in order to end all discussions about the reality of the effect. Why introduce steam at all when you can easily use heated water to calculate the excess energy of the system. Already in 2011 i had serious doubts about the amount of energy produced by the 10 kW Ecat system. A very meager steam output without vigorous movements of the hose was very suspect.
Further: The amount of energy released of a 1 MW plant during one year is about 3 x 10^13 J. This is about the 1/3 of the energy released by the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. That heat has to go somewhere and cant be stored in the building. Somebody must feel that heat even if it takes a year to generate that amount of energy. Peter van Noorden From: Jed Rothwell Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2016 5:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Vo]: Where did the heat go? a.ashfield <[email protected]> wrote: Rossi never claimed the customer used all the heat in the process. He said the balance was vented. Rossi lied. It cannot be vented. There are no adequate vents. Furthermore, if it were vented this would be easy to detect. No such large heat flux was detected, anywhere. - Jed
