Inquiring minds want to know... What does Defkalilon's have on hand? Do they possess the equivalent of Rossi's eCat technology in-house, or not. Speculation runs rampant. It's only fitting that I proceed with some finely tuned oration of my own. Without further adieu:
I'm willing to speculate that perhaps by October/November Defkalion may demonstrate a prototype - well, a prototype of sorts. However, Defkalion's prototype may quickly reveal to astute observers that even though there appears to be massive amounts of anomalous heat being generated, far more than can be accounted for via through traditional chemistry, the engineering involved, the "technology" being exploited, may still reveal unacceptably high levels of instability. IOW, the engineering displayed may not be reliable enough to be used out-of-the-box for commercial exploitation in either industrial or private use. IOW, more R&D funding is needed. I would speculate that this is what Defkalion hopes to elicit at the speculated October/November dog-and-pony show. They may be hoping that their demonstration will convince targeted investors that it would be a prudent move on their part to sign up and fork over millions of Dollars & Euros for additional R&D. The eventual payoff: To be the first kids on the planet to cash in on selling cheap and affordable energy to an energy hungry planet. In order to convince prospective investors fork over Defkalion will have to convince them that not only are they working on a highly promising & brand new form of energy producing technology, they are WELL AHEAD of any other enterprise working on similar technology. In order for their plan to work the demonstration will have to prove unequivocally that there is no fraud involved nor any kind of scientific deception either intentionally or unintentionally. They will have to demonstrate unequivocally that their prototype doesn't cost much to feed as it goes about the mysterious business of generating far more heat than can be accounted for via the laws of quantum physics as currently understood. Finally, they will have to prove that this brand new technology won't be costly to maintain in the long run, month after month - year after year. Disclaimer: I claim the right to at any time I see fit update my fickle opinions pending forthcoming news of substance. "warm" Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
