Existence of 1,200C E-Cat Test Report Confirmed

PESN has obtained confirmation that a report about a third-party test of an E-Cat module, reaching 1,200 degrees Celsius, does indeed exist. We're not a liberty to say more than that, so don't ask.

By Hank Mills
Pure Energy Systems News

Everyone who has been following the saga of Andrea Rossi's E-Cat technology is likely aware of the leaked information about a third party test of a high temperature "hot cat" module -- that reached a maximum peak temperature of 1,200C. To read about the "leak" and the identity of the military consultant who posted the information, you can click, here and here.

PESN has obtained satisfactory confirmation that a report covering the test does indeed exist. Also, an abbreviated version is slated to be presented at the September E-Cat conference in Zurich, Switzerland.

As Rossi has mentioned in the Journal of Nuclear Physics an even more comprehensive report is planned to be released by the University of Bologna once all of their rounds of testing are complete. It is hoped this additional report will be ready to be released publicly and openly by this October.

Certain individuals in the alternative energy community have asked why Rossi is not willing to release the third party test results immediately, right now, today. The answer should be obvious to anyone that has been following recent events closely; doing so would violate his agreement with the scientists participating in the validation of the high temperature E-Cat. They have control of when the test results are published -- not Rossi. Until they give him the go ahead to post test results, he cannot, period.

Complaining and arguing will not change the fact that until the scientists participating in the validation of the E-Cat are ready for their results to be published, they will not be posted. The good news is that we don't have long to wait. A report about a specific test of the high temperature E-Cat will be released at the Zurich conference; it will be released because Rossi has the permission of those involved. Then a short time later, sometime in October, the additional report will be published.

For those who feel they cannot wait any longer -- not even weeks or a couple months -- for third party test data, I would urge them to consider the tremendous progress that has taken place with the E-Cat technology. From all indications, it appears that the E-Cat has evolved into a much more powerful piece of technology, than it already had been, in a very short period of time of less than two years.

In January of 2011, the E-Cat could only remain stable at relatively low temperatures; it was only capable of producing low temperature steam or hot water. Now, according to the information posted by the consultant of the military customer, the E-Cat can produce very high temperatures in a stable manner. These temperatures hold the potential of efficient conversion of heat into electricity.

If the test reports that are expected to be released at Zurich and then in October show evidence of the above, they are worth waiting for. I would go further; if they show kilowatts of excess heat and temperatures of up to 1,200C, the wait will have been trivial. Such successful test results could mean we do not only have a practical cold fusion technology, but one that could make a very significant difference in the world.

I am looking forward to the weeks and months ahead. Although I also feel a strong desire for the reports to be released immediately, I think we need to remain positive and hopeful. The last thing we need to do as a community is let our impatience, even if well intentioned, create a hostile environment.