[bolobaby]

"You sound like one of these guys from out of space,THIMK before you post."

Uh... because I said:

"Why do they need the technology to be validated? If it works, just start building batteries or generators using the technology and the market will validate it.

Instead, years pass looking for validation until the "science" falls into obscurity."

Oooooookay. Maybe you missed my point. Since I'm a nice guy, I'll reword it for you.

They claim a great invention. Fine. Build it, market it, and sell it. If it works it will sell - no need for validation from the scientific community. If it doesn't work, their farce is readily exposed. The fact that they are not selling their invention already is very suspicious indeed.

[jerryem]

you make it sound so easy, I wish I could borrow your glasses,If they have what they say then what they have done is 100% right,I would suppose that they are working on a limited budget so publicity is the best answer,I saw about 20 years ago 2 shoe-box size boxes,in the middle of a parking lot they were open, the inventor asked for a bottle of water, which was connected to a tube and a 12 volt battery was also connected,the result was from a pint of water 20 minutes of flame. The Company that I represented was interested in buying, but was informed that if they could exceed 50 million dollars make an offer. A lawyer involved in this transaction later said that a sale had been made to a Company who he was sure would do nothing with it.This is my friend the point that I wanted to draw to your attention,with so much publicity if it works its going to be very, very hard to make it disappear