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Rossi: Two Separate E-Cat Demonstrations to be Held. August 10, 2024 13 Comments Article: “Water can trigger nuclear reactions to produce energy and isotope gases” (Bin-Juine Huang)
New Nickel-Hydrogen Excess Heat Claim With Celani-type Cell (Video) New Nuclear Fuel Rods could boost Energy Output between 10 and 17 Per Cent. New Paper by Andrea Rossi: ‘Possible Formation of Dense Exotic Electron Clusters in E-Cat SK’ – 60-day Test Produces 31680kWh of Heat.
Rossi “Very, Very Happy” With No-Grid E-Cat Progress. December 11, 2022. 22 Comments. Andrea Rossi is sounding increasingly positive today about the progress of the version of E-Cat that does not need to be connected to the grid. Here’s a Q&A from the Journal of Nuclear Physics:
So it seems like there will be two vehicles involved in the demonstration, one regular, and the other E-Cat charged. I am guessing they will be driving at the same time. The regular EV, if it is driven long enough will stop when the battery is completely depleted.
There have been some comments on the Journal of Nuclear Physics recently that suggest that Andrea Rossi and his team are currently working on a larger version (sounds like about 1 kW) of the Ecat SKLep. Rossi had mentioned this in the past as a line of research and development.
Presentation of the Ecat SKLep (Dec 9, 2021) Watch on. There is no content there at this point, but the video will go live on this channel at 9:00 am Miami time (US Eastern Time) As I get more information I will update this post. The first round of questions and answers have been posted on this page.
108 Comments. It’s never easy to get information from Andrea Rossi regarding what is going on behind the scenes with the Ecat. But since he announced that production of Ecat SKLeps has already started, I wanted to see if he would give us an indication about the level of production at the moment.
We're still just discovering how conventional lightning actually works; just on 1st principles it seems tenable that the conductive plasma channel might be 'cold plasma' - ie. boiled-off electron condensates carrying most of the energy before ions have much chance to heat up.
Rossi has said that these ~4kW units can be combined to make industrial E-Cat plants of whatever power rating is desired. A 1MW E-Cat plant will therefore require the combination of 250 of these units, each with its own control system.
Earlier this week Andrea Rossi was asked whether the October test date was confirmed. His response: Yes, if all the tests we are making will continue to be positive until the end of September; in contrary case, we will have to delay. Rossi was asked today about the latest testing.