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.
>>...I’m confident that when the this scam is finally revealed, we’ll all be surprised at just how simple the tricks were...<<
Ditto! I’m about %95 convinced it is a scam, pure and simple. However, if there is some corp who wants to risk a spare 100 million or so on a %5 chance it is legit, who am I to argue?
I’ve always had a purely unsubstantiated, ridiculous, nagging, gut feeling that the “next big thing” in energy production would be discovered purely by accident during entirely unrelated research and might not even be recognized until well after the fact. But I don’t think the e-Cat is “it”.