[MrEdd]

He will soon have enough demo plants, running for long enough, that somebody is going to step up and offer him a deal: "You supply the e-cat technology, I'll supply the boiler, turbine, generator, and electric gear. We split the electricity revenue 50-50. Your stuff does not produce, you get nothing". See what happens then.

That has already been turned down. He seems to be angling to get a bigger piece of the revenue than a half share.

I hope his equipment works, and I hope he carves his own empire.

[PapaBear3625]

That has already been turned down. He seems to be angling to get a bigger piece of the revenue than a half share.

Ten percent of something beats one hundred percent of nothing. For his first electric-generating demo, he should be aiming at something that provides an unassailable demo of the viability of his e-cat, for not much more than his expenses, with the stipulation that additional units give him much a much bigger percentage of the revenues.

I'd like the Swedish physicists he showed it to, to convince the University of Stockholm to spring for a co-generation plant for the university. Sweden is cold enough that it must cost a bit to keep the buildings heated and lit.

[dangerdoc]

“That has already been turned down. He seems to be angling to get a bigger piece of the revenue than a half share.”

That does not really make sense because if it works, he has a device worth many trillions $. His problem would not be the percentage, his problem would be getting enough into the market to maximize penetration.