Thanks to E-Cat World reader Omega Z for sending me this comment, which I thought would be a good starting point for a new post. For newer readers here, when we talk about the ‘mouse’ we are referring to the first stage in the new configuration of the hot cat reactor which, according to...
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Here’s an important correction, I think, that pertains to the discussion we have been having about the cat and mouse. On the Journal of Nuclear Physics, Andrea Rossi wrote to Joseph Fine: Our basic module is made by an apparatus in which we have 2 components: an activator, which consumes about 900 Wh/h and...
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There has been a flurry of Q & As on the Journal of Nuclear Physics since Andrea Rossi started to describe some more details about the ‘cat and mouse’ configuration of the new hot cat. Rossi has given similar results a number of times, and yet there still seems to be some confusion about...
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Here’s an announcement that was passed on to me by Michel Vandenberghe of LENR-Cities, an organization “working on an innovative open business model designed to tie LENR research to the early adopters in industries as parts of a business ecosystem” May 10th 2013 LENR-Invest and LENR-Cities tune their energies on LENR market. Their teams...
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There’s been a lot of discussion of what might be the COP of the new ‘cat and mouse’, or ‘rat and tiger’ E-Cat designs. Andrea Rossi has today made quite a provocative comment on the topic in which he give a calculation of the COP of the new configuration: Dear Ron Stringer: The Activator...
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