At 09:59 AM 10/31/2011, Alan J Fletcher wrote:
a) [00:00 - end] The genset was very loud ...
could they really measure the eCat at 56 dB ?
b) There were apparently two steam pipes coming
out [00:42] , but there was a thermocouple
[00:43] (and fluid water collector [00:44]) on only one .
Mats Lewan says in the Swedish comments that only
the lower steam tube was used.
c) The pipe was cool, and the ball-valve handle was barely hot [01:34]
d) You can clearly see the exhaust cap on the
generator [01:19] ... lets see : we can
calculate the exhaust velocity from the angle of
the cap and the strength of gravity and/or the
restraining spring and from that we can calculate the power being generated.
Also [ google translate ]
The customer seems väldgt secretive.
I have no greater hope of any statement in a long time.
I talked a bit with what should have been a
customer representative (not the verifier
Fioravanti) - a free well-dressed Italian
gentleman of more than 50 years who would not
tell her name and was pretty quiet.
I have no more or less doubt than before, but it
is clear that it would be better if the customer
could be identified, and it is also clear that an
independent test of an established institution is important now.
Mats Lewan, New Technology 29 Oct 2011 12:32
