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BIG NEWS about low energy nuclear reaction (LENR)

Andrea Rossi claims to have developed a 10 kilowatt (heat) E-Cat LENR
home heater the size of a portable computer, with a projected retail
price of just $500.   Rossi says his new heater can be refueled by
home owners after six months of continuous 24-7 use, and that nickel
powder fuel refills will only cost about $10.  Extrapolating from
that, using four such heaters to provide both heat and hot water for a
large 3,000 square foot home over a 6 month winter heating season will
cost about $40, plus the cost of a small amount of electricity needed
to keep the E-Cats running.  Currently, Rossi guarantees his reactors
will output at least six times energy input, and the E-Cat is
upgradeable as new core designs provide greater efficiency.  Rossi's
chief competitor, Defkalion Green Technologies, already claims their
Hyperion reactors output a least 25 times energy input.  Unlike
Defkalion's more complex design, no separate hydrogen gas canisters
are used in the simplified E-Cat.  Instead, the refillable reactor
core, a totally sealed cartridge about the size of a pack of
cigarettes, comes preloaded with sufficient hydrogen to allow the
reactor to run for 180 days of continuous operation.  Texas based
National Instruments is manufacturing the controlling electronics and
helping Rossi with research and development.  A production sample of
the new E-Cat is currently being tested by Underwriter Laboratories,
and sales are expected to begin in early 2013 or sooner through chain
stores and the Internet.  Rossi is not seeking investors, and intends
to make money on mass sales of a thoroughly tested product that is
guaranteed to work, just as any common household appliance.

Rossi's brilliant new design has reduced the E-Cat to just three main
components: a easily replaceable reactor cartridge, a simple heating
element to bring the reactor up to operating temperatures, and a low
cost electronics board to control energy input and heat output.
Combine simplified design with a highly automated factory now being
prepared in Florida, and you can see how Rossi's very low price
structure was achieved.  If all of this proves true, E-Cat sales could
have a substantial impact on oil prices, which are based on
expectations of continued high demand for oil as fuel.  Once the
global marketplace realizes that all fossil fuels will soon become
obsolete, will that knowledge by itself reduce the price of oil?
Defkalion GT claims to have affordable, highly efficient home reactors
suitable for electricity production already built and undergoing
certification testing for European Union sales.  Does this mean we
will start tearing down big central power plants instead of building
new ones?

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