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Andrea Rossi has stated that the size of the E-Cat SKL is 10 x 10 x 10 cm, and the energy required to start up the E-Cat and maintain its operation is 38 W. However he has not yet given an output power figure. On the Journal of Nuclear Physics, Joseph Fine made a comment […]
Continue Reading →There continues to be a series of Q&As on the Journal of Nuclear Physics about the E-Cat SK Leonardo, and One question was about the number of E-Cat SKLs that have been built: Rémi ANDRE November 29, 2019 at 7:43 AM Dear Mr Rossi I have just two questions : 1. How many working E-Cat […]
Continue Reading →Andrea Rossi has not provided details yet about the power produced by the E-Cat SK Leonardo, but today he has given information about the power it uses to operate and some other features. Here is a Q&A from the Journal of Nuclear Physics today. toussaint françois November 28, 2019 at 7:14 AM Dear Andrea Rossi, […]
Continue Reading →Andrea Rossi has given a bit of a preview of what to expect at the presentation on January 31st. This evening he had responded to a question on the Journal of Nuclear Physics about whether he had ever observed ‘balls of plasma’ in the E-Cat, and he responded, ‘yes’. I followed up with a question […]
Continue Reading →Thanks to Jonas Matuzas for posting a link to a new paper in the Always Open thread. http://www.worldscientificnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/WSN-114-2018-195-207.pdf The title of the paper is ‘The “Renaissance” in Nuclear Physics: Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions and Transmutations’ by Paolo Di Sia, published in World Scientific News an interdisciplinary journal published under the auspices of The Ministry of Science […]
Continue Reading →There are some interesting questions and comments on the Journal of Nuclear Physics regarding the temperature regulation of the E-Cat SK. According to Andrea Rossi, the SK has a thermostat for the SK, meaning that the E-Cat can turn on and off as with any typical heater that is set to operate within a certain […]
Continue Reading →Andrea Rossi has made a few more comments in response to questions on the Journal of Nuclear Physics about the E-Cat SK that he reported had been installed in an industrial setting somewhere in the United States: Raffaele Bongo December 11, 2018 at 11:22 AM Hello A. Rossi With the E-Cat you are currently heating […]
Continue Reading →Andrea Rossi continues to provide a few new details regarding his E-Cats. He has stated that the E-Cat SK that is currently heating a factor somewhere in a cooler part of the United States is rated at 27 kW, and is currently running continuously. One reader of the Journal of Nuclear Physics asked him about […]
Continue Reading →UPDATE: (Nov 29, 2018) Here are some new questions and answers from the JONP today: Frank Acland November 29, 2018 at 6:55 AM Dear Andrea, Is the 25 degrees inside the factory where you say you are now working, currently being provided by an E-Cat SK? Andrea Rossi November 29, 2018 at 8:02 AM Frank […]
Continue Reading →Andrea Rossi posted today pn the Journal of Nuclear Physics the date and time of the the January Presentation: Andrea Rossi November 13, 2018 at 7:51 AM JPR: 1- the streaming will begin at 9 A.M. US Eastern Time and will last 2 hours 2- the video will remain on youtube and a link will […]
Continue Reading →I received the following spreadsheet from Gerard McEk with this explanation: “I thought it would be good if you would verify the SK output power on the 31st of January 2019. “I made a little spreadsheet to calculate this. “You put in the output power (20,000 W) and a delta temperature (difference between in- and […]
Continue Reading →There have been some questions and comments on the Journal of Nuclear Physics recently about what will be shown at the scheduled January 31 E-Cat presentation. Andrea Rossi has announced that the largest E-Cat SK that he can make for now is 20 kW, and says that this will be the model of the E-Cat […]
Continue Reading →Here’s exchange between Joseph Fine and Andrea Rossi from the Journal of Nuclear Physics today. It is following up on statements from Rossi where he says that their main focus is to obtain a wavelength in the E-Cat SK plasma of between 430 and 440 nm, which he has equated to temperatures of around 6900 […]
Continue Reading →Today on the Journal of Nuclear Physics, Andrea Rossi announced that he would be holding an internet-only streaming event on January 31, 2019 (a Thursday). In the past, Rossi has stated that this would be an event introducing his commercial product or service, but it’s not clear yet exactly what we will see. I asked […]
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Starlite Replication? (Video of Homemade Heat Resistant Material)
Someone on the Journal of Nuclear Physics posted a link to a video by Ben on the YouTube Channel NightHawkInLight in which he provides instructions on how to replicate a material similar to ‘Starlite’ which was invented by a British hairdresser and inventor named Maurice Ward. Ward invented a material that could resist temperatures beyond […]
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