On August 8th, 2011 at 1:38 PM Rossi said in part on his blog as follows: “
“I have already perfectly in schedule my 1 MW plant, while the production in big series of the E-Cats was not my duty ( by the way, I always said them that this policy was completely wrong, for the first 2 years, but they were free to do what they want in reece and Balkans);” Rossi redesigned the BIG(10KW – 1000CC core) eCat to solve the well know control problem(remember the 130KW runaway). His current design uses a 50CC core in and effort to develop a more stable system. I draw from Rossi'e quote listed above that DGT did not redesign the 1000cc core by downsizing it to the 50CC core in their in house unit. This DGT homegrown unit may still be unstable and Rossi feels he is not responsible to fix the 1000C core for DGT. Rossi is still changing(improving?) his design almost on a daily basis and I doubt that DGT keeps their reactor designs current with Rossi's latest revisions. As a commercial reactor designer, Rossi may not be capable or willing to handle the riggers of quality and revision control for a major product release. On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 4:20 PM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote: > Axil Axil wrote: > > Even if DGT can build a Rossi knockoff, their own testing has shown the > knockoff to be potentially dangerous and hard to control. > > > I do not know where you got that information. The Defkalion reactors appear > to be better controlled and safer than Rossi's own prototypes. > > > > If such a product was sold to the public in general, DGT would be legally > exposed if the knockoff cause harm to life or property. > > > They would be exposed to liability to the same extent no matter where the > design originated. If Ford licenses Toyota's hybrid technology, and > something goes wrong, they are just as liable as they would be if they > invented it themselves. > > > > It is in the business interest of DGT to improve the Rossi design to make > that design or some homegrown derivative safe to sell in the marketplace. > > > They say they have done this. > > - Jed > >
