Jones, I hope you are wrong. Another possibility is that Defkalion knows that Rossi's patent claims are very weak or even futile. The 1mW plant will serve to impress investors and *secure* loads of money quickly so that they can stay ahead of the competition, at least for a while.
Harry >My prediction is that there will be no operating MW station this year anywhere >in the world, if we also demand unequivocal access – such as completely free >access by experts to the operation of the unit. >REALITY CHECK. Ask yourself this: what would be more convincing to a skeptic – >1) A megawatt plant located in the remote extremes of Greece, accessible to >few (by plan) where the plant operator will not permit close inspection, and >where doubts about hidden inputs will not be addressed adequately. >or >2) A single small E-Cat (4 kW) operating at Uppsala in June - but with an >ORC > >converter (organic Rankine cycle) or Stirling engine attached to convert heat >to > >electricity to provide the needed P-in, so that no electrical connection is >required. In fact, if no connection of any kind is required, this will allow >it >to be moved around while operating as it is closed-loop. >Clearly #2 blow away the other option. >It is unequivocal proof and will win the Nobel prize for Rossi if he can do >it. >In contrast #1 is the way this is designed to pan out – most likely with >worthless stock being sold as the admission fee. > >The point of this is that the MW unit can be best described as a delaying >tactic, (possibly put in place to provide time for a pump-and-dump stock scam >to > >be fully underway) - and a rock-solid demo of one single small E-Cat operating >with a ORC converter (organic Rankine cycle) to provide its own needed input >(to > >“close the loop”) so that no electrical connection is required is >proof-positive > >of large gain - and could be able to be shown in 4 weeks from today - if the >unit does truly produce 4 kW from 500 watts-in. >One more reason to suspect the worst. My opinion is that this entire MW plant >scheme makes no logical sense - except as a carefully planned delaying tactic >for a pump and dump stock scam. > >Jones
