Juan Carlos:
All I can say is that I am an enthusiast user of the AI. It is making me to save a lot of time in researches and calculations, that are the two columns sustaining human creativity.
Thank you anyway for your insight,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I believe that AI is a good thing. But for AI to flourish, there are going to have to be data centers. Big data centers and many of them. In the election on Tuesday, there were more than 40 initiatives in 13 states, attempting to ban the construction of data centers locally.
Why? Because people were afraid of how much electricity would be drawn from the local Grid. And also because they were worried about how much water would have to be drawn from local resources in order to cool down the heat generated by the data centers’ equipment.
Perhaps I am naïve, or maybe I just don’t understand enough about the physics. But if (hypothetically speaking) a data center were to be built in such a way that it would be powered solely on the basis of a block of Ecats, would that not then solve both problems?
And if that were so, would that not then dramatically change the landscape, with regard to how accepting or not accepting people were to the idea of having a data center in their own backyard?
Dear Dr. Rossi!
1. Will the standard Ecat unit have sockets so that, for example, an electric oil radiator 230 Volt can be plugged in?
2. If the electric oil radiator uses approximately 700 watts, would it be better to choose an Ecat unit with 800 watts, since the oil radiator might also consume 705 watts?
Warm regards
Franz D.
Daniel Hawk Hicks:
1. The COP of the NORMAL ECAT will be disclosed at the presentation
2. Yes, the NORMAL ECATS have been tested continually for one year
3. Depends on the numbers
4. It will be recommended to seat it normally upon its base
5. Depends on the number
6. The guarantee will be specified at the presentation; the lifespan is a theoretical assumption
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Thank you for your continued efforts in developing the E-Cat and for taking the time to answer readers’ questions.
I would appreciate some clarification regarding the practical operation of the forthcoming E-Cat.
1. Electrical Input: For the non-SSM version, what is the ratio of electrical power consumed from the wall outlet to the usable electrical power delivered to the load?
2. Reliability: Has the non-SSM version completed extended continuous-operation testing? If so, what is the longest uninterrupted operating period achieved?
3. Vibration: Can the E-Cat operate reliably while subjected to vibration or movement?
4. Orientation: Must the E-Cat remain in a particular position, or can it operate at different angles?
5. Durability: How resistant is the device to physical shocks, such as an accidental drop?
6. Operating Lifespan: Does the anticipated 15-year lifespan assume continuous operation, and will the commercial version carry a corresponding warranty?
TJKaminski:
1- depends on the kind of circuit
2- the temperature of the Normal Ecat will be modulable
3- this information will be given at the presentation,
Warm
Steven Nicholes Karels:
The SSM Ecat modules would make obsolete the Normal Ecat ones,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Steven Nicholes Karels:
Yes
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Juan Carlos:
All I can say is that I am an enthusiast user of the AI. It is making me to save a lot of time in researches and calculations, that are the two columns sustaining human creativity.
Thank you anyway for your insight,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Dr. Rossi,
I believe that AI is a good thing. But for AI to flourish, there are going to have to be data centers. Big data centers and many of them. In the election on Tuesday, there were more than 40 initiatives in 13 states, attempting to ban the construction of data centers locally.
Why? Because people were afraid of how much electricity would be drawn from the local Grid. And also because they were worried about how much water would have to be drawn from local resources in order to cool down the heat generated by the data centers’ equipment.
Perhaps I am naïve, or maybe I just don’t understand enough about the physics. But if (hypothetically speaking) a data center were to be built in such a way that it would be powered solely on the basis of a block of Ecats, would that not then solve both problems?
And if that were so, would that not then dramatically change the landscape, with regard to how accepting or not accepting people were to the idea of having a data center in their own backyard?
just thinking, wondering, and hoping,
Juan Carlos
Dear Andrea Rossi,
Is the progress of your partners developing Grid electricity generation waiting for SSM eCats to be proven and available?
Dear Andrea Rossi,
In general, when would recommend the normal eCat unit instead of the SSM unit?
Svein:
It was a prototype of SSM system, eventually much more elaborated,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Franz D.:
1. Probably
2. Yes
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Dr. Rossi!
1. Will the standard Ecat unit have sockets so that, for example, an electric oil radiator 230 Volt can be plugged in?
2. If the electric oil radiator uses approximately 700 watts, would it be better to choose an Ecat unit with 800 watts, since the oil radiator might also consume 705 watts?
Warm regards
Franz D.
Dear Andrea,
Regarding the successful E-Cat EV demonstration at the Latina racetrack on September 27, 2024, I would like you to clarify one technical detail.
Was the E-Cat used to charge the Renault Twizy battery based on what you now call NORMAL E-Cat, or was it an SSM version?
I believe this distinction is important for understanding the technological development from the Latina demonstration to the present NGU system.
Best regards,
Svein
Daniel Hawk Hicks:
1. The COP of the NORMAL ECAT will be disclosed at the presentation
2. Yes, the NORMAL ECATS have been tested continually for one year
3. Depends on the numbers
4. It will be recommended to seat it normally upon its base
5. Depends on the number
6. The guarantee will be specified at the presentation; the lifespan is a theoretical assumption
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Dr. Rossi,
Thank you for your continued efforts in developing the E-Cat and for taking the time to answer readers’ questions.
I would appreciate some clarification regarding the practical operation of the forthcoming E-Cat.
1. Electrical Input: For the non-SSM version, what is the ratio of electrical power consumed from the wall outlet to the usable electrical power delivered to the load?
2. Reliability: Has the non-SSM version completed extended continuous-operation testing? If so, what is the longest uninterrupted operating period achieved?
3. Vibration: Can the E-Cat operate reliably while subjected to vibration or movement?
4. Orientation: Must the E-Cat remain in a particular position, or can it operate at different angles?
5. Durability: How resistant is the device to physical shocks, such as an accidental drop?
6. Operating Lifespan: Does the anticipated 15-year lifespan assume continuous operation, and will the commercial version carry a corresponding warranty?
Thank you again for your time and consideration.
Warm regards,
Daniel Hawk Hicks
TJKaminski:
1- depends on the kind of circuit
2- the temperature of the Normal Ecat will be modulable
3- this information will be given at the presentation,
Warm
Goran:
Not yet,
Warm Regards,
A.R.