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that’s funny who are you that he should show you his proprietary intellectual property?

He has no intellectual property that I know of, and an application is not a patent. Furthermore, I don't see how it's possible for him to establish the operability of his device, to the satisfaction of the examiner. His application is just more showboating and hoopla to go with the rest. It is simply not known if he actually has a working model or not, because he will not allow it to be examined. He just says he does, and you have to take it on faith. Mr. Rossi is someone that all people should be able to find ample reason to doubt. Calling him a crackpot is being generous.

As far as LENR goes, no one knows what is happening in these devices. It is a complete physics/chemistry mystery with limitless proposals of explanation offered, but no conclusions established whatsoever. Until it is found out what is behind these very small effects of barely detectable radiation, and for some unknown reason, the seeming LENR signature of extra heat, I remain overwhelmingly unimpressed with it's future and usefulness, after two decades of research.

I'm just a seagull I guess, because so far it just looks like a good FRingie magnet to me.

hey Z

your post is funny - you’re joking right about “he has no intellectual property ‘that I know of’”

Just like Rossi I have intellectual property on my working processes that even the clients who use the machines don’t know.

I don’t know what industry you work in, but the point of IP is that you know it and others don’t - that’s the whole idea because if I told you about it - it wouldn’t be my IP anymore.

And as for: “As far as LENR goes, no one knows what is happening in these devices.” That’s bolderdash, just because you don’t understand LENR doesn’t mean no one understands LENR. So as a seagull you need to accept the distinction as fact.

Go here to learn about it: The Science of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions - http://www.amazon.com/Science-Energy-Nuclear-Reaction-Comprehensive/dp/9812706208

So you’re a seagull - accept your limitations.

Lurking’