[Kevmo]

The article says explicitly: The fuel can be continuously fed into the electrodes to continuously output power. A 1MW pulse is not continuous output power.

[FredZarguna]

In which case, they should be able to generate enough energy to reach whatever activation threshold is required once they're "sparked," and then be disconnected from the wall.

And yet, the remarkable thing is that these devices -- just like the E-Cat -- for some reason have to remain connected to commercial power. And this fact does not raise any red flags for you.

Now, you can dispute my education all you like, but even as a sixth grader I would have been very skeptical of a "power source" that is unable to operate on its own.

[Aqua225]

Since they chose the wording “can” vs. “did”, you can bet it was a single shot deal.

Plus, it pretty much had to be a single shot deal at the power density they were operating at. Nothing I know of can withstand temperatures that would be reached for very long at all.