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It's not a sham and Rossi has never been accused of being a con artist. His claim is that the manufacturing process of his last artifact caused problems.
Rossi, isn't a scientist. He is an engineer with a fake degree from Kensington U, a diploma mill. That is from his words and the court documents that say that university were a fraud.
If you did more than google you would understand how complicated invention copy rights are. Scientists are very often poor bussinessmen.
Your assumptions are all just that. You pick websites that agree with your point of view but have no more credibility than any of the ones supporting Rossi's claims.
I have open access to a well respected University. One that has a great science department. Name a paper with Rossi and I'll go search for it.
In fact if you could go on a university data base, and read journals you would find a lot of scientists talking about the e-cat.
The physics profs did independent reviews of Rossi's e-cat? Not at my University... Can you pass on the paper where yours did....
To your local university and ask physics profs what they think.
Rossi's work was rejected. Hence why he set up his own "journal" that is really a blog. If you had something concrete you would post it. I suppose you are trying to make it look like I am stupid with these ramblings. You prolong the argument with absolutely no facts, no nothing (because there is nothing to support your belief). Instead of saying how useless I am... Be useful and produce something to confirm Rossi's work.
The Internet is great but most journals do not publish all articles online. If you were part of the research community you would know this.
How would I be foolish by questioning poor scientific method? You have made yourself foolish by your statement.
I think you will be looking foolish in the next few years when the cold fusion devises hit the market.
Funny how exactly the same applies to Focardi and Rossi's claims! There is zero proof, no evidence, just claims on a website. We have heard so many similiar stories before, all turned out to be fake
Another armchair naysayer spouts off and inserts foot into mouth...
He would gain much more credibility if
he would only allow the NRL to test his machine, but I doubt that will
happen. I do not understand why, but he does not want more independent tests
of his machine. It sure makes him look bad, doesn't it?
I cannot persuade him to do anything. Neither I nor anyone else seems to
have any influence over him. He politely refuses to consider any
suggestions.
Okay, I admit that I have groused about the plan. I would prefer to see Rossi deliver 3 or 4 units to National Labs for testing under non-disclosure agreements. I told Rossi that. He politely said he doesn't want to do that.
Rossi says many things which seem strange or baseless; i.e. without a reason. Many people have concluded that he does not really mean what he says; he is playing some sort of mind game; or a deception similar to what Ching-Wu Chu was accused of doing when he told people his formula had Yb (ytterbium) instead of Y (yttrium). I recommend you reserve judgement and not try to read his mind. I do not know why he says these things, and more to the point, I do not know whether these things are true or false. Nobody knows. It is likely they are mixture of true and false.
Arata is a certified genius but I think he is also a faker, by the way. He claims that he discovered cold fusion in the 1940s, which I doubt. He claims that Fleischmann, Pons, McKubre and all other researchers are making elementary errors, and he alone has discovered "real" cold fusion. If he believes that he is unbalanced, and if he does not believe it, he is lying. I cannot tell what he thinks.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
I wish cold fusion was not associated with conspiracy theory sites such as this . . .
The author, CoolHandDan supplies a variety of answers but I think he is wrong. The answers are prosaic. There is no mainstream media coverage because:
1. The mainstream media and mainstream scientists don't believe a word of it.
2. Although I thought the demo and the follow-up experiment were pretty good, when you look at Rossi's website and other original sources, it did look amateur. It was unconvincing. I can understand why mainstream scientists would dismiss it.
3. I expect some mainstream reporters and scientists did not think much of the reports by Levi et al. because they were poorly written. Even some of the people here did felt the English was a problem.
Hello
I remember clearly that there was no adjusting of the pump during the
experiment. There was a tank of distilled water on the floor below the
pump. Unfortunately its refilling and weight etc were not checked.
These things will be better checked in a follow up experiment next week.
Best regards
Hanno Essén
For the record: Rothwell seems to think the possibility of fakes have been eliminated. He is a staunch supporter of Rossi and believes he has it. But some of his comments on Rossi I am posting, is just to show you that "armchair"s are not the only people that question Rossi's methods.
LTI was incorporated as a response to the thermoelectric power generation research by Dr. Andre Rossi. Dr. Rossi indicated that his devices would produce 20 percent efficiencies, a vast increase from the current science of 4 percent conversion of waste heat to electrical power. Dr. Rossi believed that he could increase the physical size of the TE Devices and maintain superior power generation.
The TE Device produced approximately 100 volts and 1 ampere of current, providing 100 watts of power. After this initial 6 ERDC/CERL TR-04-20
success, and a fire that destroyed his Manchester, NH location, Dr. Rossi returned to Italy to continue the manufacture of the TE Devices. In Italy, Dr. Rossi believed that LTI could manufacture more cost-effective TE generating devices with lower labor and assembly costs. Accordingly, Dr. Rossi engaged a subcontractor to fulfill the requirements of manufacturing and assembly.
Unfortunately, the Italian subcontractor was unable to provide secondgeneration TE Devices with satisfactory power generation. Nineteen of 27 TE Devices shipped to CTC, Johnstown, PA, were incapable of generating electricity for a variety of reasons, from mechanical failure to poor workmanship. The remaining eight produced less than 1 watt of power each, significantly less than the expected 800–1000 watts each.
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Instead of repeating yourself, point out what sites and what info I am using that is bad. I have quoted Rossi a number of times, are you saying his info is bad too? Is the Amry Corps of Engineers bad as well?
You offer info from non credible sites.
He has never Been convicted as a fraud.
To the best of my ability I have backed everything I say. And you don't address key points, you simply say I am wrong in general...
There is no proof of what you say.
I say like a sociopath because you have absolutely no regard to other peoples fealings. You trample over philosophies of other people with no remorse to prove your point.
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TextAs you see, in my earlier posts, I am questioning the method of Rossi. That leaves a lot of possibilities open for debate, but no one wants to address any of the inconsistencies in regards to the guy.
Since you give me blanket responses, which claims mine are outrageous.... Did you miss that I have quoted Rossi himself, his partners, his website, etc.
You have points but they are not truths. You have no way of substantiating any of these claims just like the people making them here.
I have covered this in so many posts. If you want to ignore me and post rhetorical questions, knock yourself out.
??? Like what he won't show a money making machine to people until he has patent? He won't explain exactly how he does it?
Apples and Oranges. Rossi is a start up. Sony has been around for awhile. And we talking about something that he could sell for millions and millions right now, or something that could grab instant funding if real.
So if Sony says we have a new game console do they show ninetendo how they did it before getting a patent?
He took money and did t give product.
TextAs an investor, I would not drop a penny into the company. That actually says a lot.....
It's one thing to say well let's be weary he has a past and another to say this is fluff which is a direct quote I believe.