Call me skeptical because I still have not seen a public test showing it works.
***By that time it won’t matter. If you had $20M to invest, you’d have gotten a private demo. Same thing happened with the Wright brothers. They refused to demo to anyone who wouldn’t agree to buy airplanes if the demo were successful. That period lasted 5 years.
I keep hearing about such I’ve also keep hearing aliens have landed and Bigfoot is real.
***Look at Scientific Instruments, the leaders in Measurement. They looked at over 150 replications and said There is a REAL Anomaly here. Both Toyota and Mitsubishi have generated LENR replications. Has any other multi$Billion company said aliens or Bigfoot is real? How many times have aliens or bigfoot been replicated? More than 14,700, like LENR?
If the tech works looks hook her up and let it run.
***It is extremely tricky.
I guarantee you if it works there is a market.
***There’s an obvious market. It’s just such a tricky phenomena that it took this long to get past the doubt stage. This didn’t happen to High Temperature Superconductivity (just as surprising results in 1989) because there wasn’t an entrenched industry readily willing to trash it.
But damn it unveil it and lets roll.
***I agree. In fact, I’m looking to invest but get stymied at every turn.
America needs new cheap energy. If this is it WTF are they waiting for?
***Patent protection for their IP. Relief from the Controlled-Hot-Fusion boys who have pissed hundreds of $billions down their rathole scam and still have the Defense industry behind them. Various other major hurdles. Bringing a new technology to market is difficult enough; doing it under these conditions is more hazardous than flying the first airplane.
Yep, and I hear the same when I ask the Bigfoot hunters why the haven't caught one yet.
Ditto for Nessie...
It either works or it don't. If it sorta works well its just a curious little tech that can't be used.
Electric generators work when you flip a switch. Its why they are viable. And even if they don't work sometimes 99.99999% of the time a technician can explain why and remedy the situation.
If they can't with this gizmo then its just a curiosity and they need to quit promising what they can't deliver 100%
So they need to get it back in the shop/lab and STFU and work till its right OR until they give up.
If they want to shut they naysayers up there is 100% surefire way to do so. Put a unit out in public and produce energy not for a few minutes but for weeks and months and if need be years.
Until you get to that stage its vapor ware and perpetual motion...