[dinodino]

The electrical schematic in the article was intriguing. The fact that Rossi left the genset running during the experiment was incredibly damning, in my mind. This article may explain why Rossi did that.

[Johnny B.]

The electrical schematic in the article was intriguing. The fact that Rossi left the genset running during the experiment was incredibly damning, in my mind. This article may explain why Rossi did that.

I'm confident that when the this scam is finally revealed, we'll all be surprised at just how simple the tricks were. There is no need for any complex or revolutionary process to produce the results we've seen. Just a few simple tricks, along with a bunch of people who are willing to give Rossi the benefit of the doubt.

[Lx]

That schematic showed an incredibly simple way to fake the results. One of the commentators on the article said it is easy to tell when the load to a generator is turned or off but what if they never turned it off as I suspect they did? They left it running, under a load while the E-cat was supposedly in self sustain mode.

In fact, that might even be the reason they had to test at half power; maybe they couldn't get a generator in the correct capacity to run the E-cat at supposed full power.

[steve86]

Yes, the magic cord schematic was hilarious. Was it UL approved? /sar