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I am seriously tired of dealing with you. Don’t bitch to the guy when you go tell him to go look up articles, and then start bitching about the articles I find when I can’t find one that says what you say is commonly reported.

I did a basic google search on this: “1 mw e-cat test”

I examined the first 20 articles that arose because I use scroogle and they return the first 20 results. None of the articles I saw never discussed how much power (in kw) the gensets were outputting.

Now, I am done with you. Crap, I hate to see how you deal with people that don’t wish something like this could work.

"I am seriously tired of dealing with you. Don’t bitch to the guy when you go tell him to go look up articles, and then start bitching about the articles I find when I can’t find one that says what you say is commonly reported."

As I said before...either believe me or don't....I don't lie.

"I examined the first 20 articles that arose because I use scroogle and they return the first 20 results. None of the articles I saw never discussed how much power (in kw) the gensets were outputting."

And what you're seeing is what I call the "echo-chamber effect". Once the "naysayer machine" gets cranked up, they post the same stuff over and over and over and over, and quote one another on multiple fora. This delivers a gigantic number of hits, and, since Google delivers by "number of hits", the non-naysayer information gets lost in the deluge. In this case, the "meme" being sold is "the 1MW test is a failure because it only delivered 450+KW", and of course, those "hits" don't mention the "minor" detail about operation in "power modulated mode" precisely at 1MW, and precisely within Rossi's stated COP spec.

It's there, but you have to dig for it.

You can see the same exact effect on these FR threads, where a small cadre posts the same stuff on every CR thread, and multiple times within a single thread.

"....then start bitching about the articles I find when I can’t find one that says what you say is commonly reported."

Need to correct one adjective here. I did NOT say "commonly reported". I said "reported".

Thinking back on it, I believe the comment I am remembering may have actually been a comment made by Rossi in an interview, the gist of which was that he was complaining that all the reportage was focussing on the 450KW "self-sustain" mode and NOT reporting the 1MW "power modulated" mode, and that he had precisely fulfilled the "COP of 6" that he specified in the mode he had specified. IOW, he had delivered exactly what was promised.