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Uploaded on Jan 14, 2012

Related article - http://pesn.com/2012/01/14/9602012_Mo...

The SmartScarecrow Show is broadcast weekly every Thursday evening at 9:00pm Eastern US Time (GMT-5) from http://justin.tv/smartscarecrow

A special Saturday evening broadcast featuring Sterling Allan of http://pesn.com conducting a live interview with Andrea Rossi, inventer of the eCat cold fusion device. This interview runs about 1.6 hours and will be aired as the feature presentation on the regularly scheduled show on January 19th 2012.



For additional information about his presentation please see the BLOG entry at http://smartscarecrow.blogspot.com/20...

The official eCat web site is http://ecat.com
Another site covering this issue is http://rossicoldfusion.com

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  • kaostwenty2

    This is an Italian Oliver and Hardy commedy! Just to keep the world for another 20 years running with petrol.. Then The Italian will use red wine to run their Ferrari!

    PS: The Swedish went open to this already 20 years ago! Think about this and watch my channel about 6000 years of lies!

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  • SmartScarecrow

    there are many working on low energy nuclear reactions using a number of materials - some of the best documented work in the potential for commercialization has been done by Black Light Power here in the US - at this point, the race is on to see who will release a viable commercial device - the technology is nearly mainstream at this point - even the skeptics are on board

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  • yakyakyak69

    Questions:

    1) Does the reaction water require pre-treatment to remove disolved minerals, salts, clorine and other chemicals? What is the min. water pressure req'd?

    2) Can the reaction water be easily recycled?

    3) Can a small water tank be used to provide reaction water with a small 2K "pre-heat" generator to use Ecat in mobile environments like heating RVs, Boats, Campers etc.?

    4) Can Ecat provide it's own electricity for it's instrumentation for totally off-grid operation?

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  • SmartScarecrow

    - I am not qualified to answer these questions for you and I cannot offer any assurance that anyone really qualified will reply to such a query in this venue - you might check the "related article" link in the video description and make your query as a comment there - it may take a while, but its possible you might get answers to your questions

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  • Tony Ward

    Mr. Rossi seems very credible to me. He doesn't seem to be hiding anything. He answered the questions willingly and openly. When asked about putting the device into "open source", his reasons for not doing so made a great deal of sense to me. When a man works as hard and as long on an idea, he deserves to receive the "fruits" of his efforts. Mr. Rossi, I wish you success! Thanks, Gary for your efforts in bringing us this timely information. Thanks, Sterling, for your part in the interview

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  • SmartScarecrow

    - a lot of my optimism about this project has to do with the Oct 2011 tests run by hired help paid for by the customer for that 1mw plant - if the customer's paid experts liked what they saw and advised "buy it" and the customer then wrote a BIG check and took delivery, its pretty hard to dismiss this device as wishful thinking - that to me says, it works and makes economic sense - now to get the small ones on the shelf at Home Depot

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  • newbetterandhappy

    I first heard of Black Light Power in the late '90s, as well as several other promising techs. I have no doubt some of these techs are problem as Tesla, the banks. There are links to banker arrests at AmericanKabukiDOTcom.

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  • 8000SAC

    Hoax!

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  • baddoggie101

    What Siegel conveniently leaves unmentioned is that the billiard-ball theory of fusion does not adequately explain the output of the Sun. It was know as early as the 1930's that model was inadequate. It was not until tunneling phenomena was accepted and applied to the problem that the calculations caught up with the Sun's actual output. Tunneling appears to my mind to be something almost magical that I have no ability to explain. Tunneling allows nuclei to sneak past the Coulombe barri

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  • baddoggie101

    The process described in the audio (listen again) uses hydrogen gas reacting with nickel in some way that produces energy that can only be explained by resorting some type of atomic reaction be it fusion or electron-positron annihilation or something else. There are no chemical reactions that would cause such an output of energy so for that reason it must be atomic in nature.

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  • SmartScarecrow

    - I dont think its a matter of overturning any physical laws - Rossi and others have figured out how to exploit a pretty well understood phenomena called "Low Energy Nuclear Reaction" - Rossi's system uses nickel and hydrogen - there are other systems that use other materials - Rossi's system seems limited to 3x or maybe 4x energy input and may never spin a turbine to produce electricity - other systems might do better - much to learn yet - many working on it

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  • notaneoliberal

    I can't prove it's legit, but the fact that chief NASA scientist Dr Dennis Bushnell has witnessed the e cat in operation and believes it's real carries some weight. Rossi doesn't say one picogram, he says picograms, but still it's apparently not a lot.

    Youtube won't let me post a link, but if you Google Dennis Bushnell/ecat, you can see what he has to say.

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  • notaneoliberal

    "Hydrogen is not cheap". Maybe some one needs to explain what a picogram is to you. I'll save you the trouble-One trillionth of a gram.

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