The Australian Skeptics gave their spin on what could be the actual reason for the energy produced by Energy Catalyzers. They seem to believe that what everybody mistook for E-Cat fusion was actually miscalculations caused the “faulty wiring connections.” If you remember about one month ago it was announced that a little town of Mullumbimby in New South Wales in Australia may help further the cause of E-Cat fusion technology thanks to Sol Millin and his Byron New Energy Charitable Trust. This group was offered (in fact promised) $200,000 from the Australian Skeptics’ member, famous Australian entrepreneur, Dick Smith, if E-Cat fusion does indeed take place. To investigate the matter he assigned his AS colleague Ian Bryce with the background in science and aeronautics. Messed-up wires and their connections were the result of his investigations, it seems.
It may sound rather plausible to some, but to Andrea Rossi this notion sounds “ridiculous,” and he cites reasons why he thinks it to be ridiculous. He speaks of the many tests performed and the open tests conducted in the presence of many scientist from all over the world. He also mentions the results of the tests published in Ny Teknik, a Swedish scientific magazine. He also speaks of the customer for the first plant (unveiled on October 28), the testing of which was actually done by the people of the customer and with the employment of their equipment and instrumentation (and not Rossi’s).
He ends his response with a statement concerning the future of E-Cats, saying that “within one year [they] will start to sell [their] E-Cats in mass, so all the skeptics will be able to buy one and test it.” The day is coming, when it will become available and when it does arrive, the commercial success will actually the measuring stick for these claims and this technology at large.
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