On Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 12:10 PM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com>wrote:
> <pagnu...@htdconnect.com> wrote: > > >> If Rossi is real, then I assume NI either possesses an e-cat, or has >> access to one or to his 1-MW plant. Does anyone know? >> > > I do not know, but I do know that a VP at NI wrote to a major business > magazine and confirmed that they are working on a control system for Rossi. > So I think it is safe to conclude: > > 1. They have access to what they need. > > 2. Rossi is real. I do not think NI would contract to produce a control > system for a machine they have never seen and which might not exist. That > would be a crazy thing to do. Even if they did that, I very much doubt a VP > of the company would write a letter to a business magazine confirming it. > > Skeptics may suppose that a company such as NI could be fooled by Rossi, > or that they would publicly declare they have a contract to design controls > for a machine they have never seen. Such people should not called skeptics. > They are gullible conspiracy theorists. > Quite a while ago, I bought a rather elaborate proportional temperature controller for an experimental device under a military contract. It may have been from NI or maybe from a similar company -- I don't recall. But they never saw the device and had no interaction with it. They needed to know what the input transducers were and what the requisite output circuit was supposed to do. That was all. That NI is making devices for Rossi means absolutely nothing confirmatory to Rossi claims. It does not mean NI has ever seen much less received an E-cat.
