If you have a production plant in a EU country, EU clients will save on import duties/levies that the EU imposes on non-EU products on which VAT is included which again inflates further the price of the unit.
Nuclear energy remains perpetually dependent on a very high level of managerial competence.
It should come as no surprise that in the 1970s and 80s it was assumed that Western civilization was an achievement.
But if the lights went out, and by extension the gas stations no longer sell gasoline and the freezers thaw, then it seems unwise to assume that “civilization” will remain somewhat mainstream.
When we read the report of the experts who have examined the design of taxonomy that assesses future energy resources from an economic and financial point of view, I think that governments and investors do not consider collapse or devastation after all.
In my view, world leaders and their financiers are speculating that a Deus ex Machina will come and save the day.
you had set the goal of 1 million pre-orders for the SKLed. Since this product has now been set aside in favor of the SKLep and considering the differences in components, manufacturing lines, price, etc. have you considered to decrease the number of pre-orders necessary to start production?
I imagine one of your goals is to flood the market with so many units at once to make copy-cats prohibitively expensive. But please consider that once there are, let’s say, 500k working SKLep that people can see for themselves, the flood of new orders will be huge to say the least
Dear Andrea,
1. You replied to Steven Nicholes Karels that the SKLep has only two bipolar cables. One for the AI and one output. Can I assume that the via the bipolar AI cable the SKLep reactor can be started and stopped and supplied of very little or no input power?
2. If I look to the picture on Ecat.com, I see two holes on the right side of the Ecat cube. These are the sockets for both cables?
Thanks if you can answer.
Happy new year to you and your family.
Kind regards, Gerard
Steven Nicholes Karels:
The system in the video has all the cables and the A.I shown for demonstration purposes.
The SKLep as it will be is shown here: http://www.ecat.com
There will be only one multipolar cable to the A.I., one to the load.
The A.I. box will have the necessary displays
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Dr Andrea Rossi,
the fact that you reached 300000 units ordered is stunning.
Do you think that you will reach one million of SKLep sold ?
Happy New Year !
Bob
Viewing the characterization report, it appears that the prototype SKLep has the following wires located on four positions on the top of the unit and two positions on the bottom of the SKLep:
Top #1 Red wire and Black wire
Top #2 Red wire and Black wire
Top #3 Red wire and Black wire
Top #4 Only one Black wire
Bottom #1 Red wire and Black wire
Bottom #2 Red wire and Black wire
The top unit appears to have insulating electric tape holding the wires entering the SKLep.
On the production units, do you plan:
1. Connectorizing the wire entry into the SKLep
2. On which side or sides will wires enter the SKLep – top bottom, left, right, front, back?
3. Any change in the number of wires entering the SKLep?
4. Will you be adding any visual indication of function – off. proper operation, warning, error, etc.?
I think that at this stage, even potential major customers only order smaller quantities, as there is no experience with the behavior of a SKLep in a customer-specific setup.
Have you already thought about the following option:
The customer agrees a test installation with you and sets it up at your site.
You only provide the necessary SKLep prototypes.
The customer can then access the test installation via remote access at any time, for example to query measurement data or to send control commands.
With this, the SKLep could be tested under various customer-specific scenarios in continuous operation without having to leave your laboratory.
If the customer finds that the SKLep fulfills the promised performance data, I can imagine that significantly higher quantities will be ordered.
And the collected test data would certainly be valuable for you too.
Will you consider modifying your 1 million order level before start of production. I think that if you produced a few orders to several well placed individuals and their feedback on the operation of the units receive a positive review, at that point interest in the SKLep would explode and the 1 million number would quickly be reached. I would hate to see your invention die on the vine at the 300,000 to 400,000 order level. Just a little nudge to see this device that has the capability to change the energy needs of our civilization, in production and changing the worldwide power outlook. Whatever you decide, I wish you and your dedicated staff all the best in the quickly arriving future.
1. Can the SKLep + Controller operate on a “desert island” where there is a solar panel (outputting 12VDC) and no communications? In other words, no communication link to your facility?
2. Does the Controller now or will it be in a future version have the ability to receive commands from a user’s computer, say by Ethernet?
3. Same as #2 but be able to respond to requests from the user’s computer for status (voltage, temperature for each controlled SKLep)?
4. What number of SKLeps can the 4″ x 4″ x 1″ Controller handle?
Dear Andrea
I guess most people will need:
1.) 20 SKLep which in series provides 240 V.
2.) There is also a need for a converter that converts DC to AC-50 or 60 HZ.
3.) These must be built into a cabinet with space for a controller and a 12V accumulator with a charger.
4.) Such cabinets must be able to be assembled in desired sizes. For ordinary homes, up to 5 will probably be enough.
6.) The cabinet must also be equipped with a control unit that shows the status of the individual SKLep.
7.) The world market is so large that there will probably be a need for 200 to 2000 production facilities for such for ordinary private homes. For the industry, special facilities will have to be designed.
Sincerely, Svein H. Vormedal.
Prof:
Thank you for the update.
So far we received orders for about 300000 units ( exactly 295693 in this moment ) most of them by big buyers.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
Here are the complete stats I read today on http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
Readings 83 073
Reccomendations 6 452
Citations 28
Total Research Interest index 1 675
The data continue to skyrocket after the December 9th presentation of the SKLep
By the way, can you tell us how many units have been ordered so far, moreless ?
Prof
DOE Will Oversee $20 Billion Federal Investment to Stand Up Clean Energy Projects Across the U.S. to Reach President Biden’s Net-Zero Goals .
AN excerpt:
$1 billion for demonstration projects in rural communities. Demonstration projects prove the effectiveness of innovative technologies in real-world conditions at scale in order to pave the way toward widespread adoption and deployment.
HI Dr Rossi
Congratulation to you and your team, I have followed your work for many yers. I was looking at some solar companies that sale complete energy systems for your house. I think the E-Cat would a great fit for these companies to produce an alternative system or supplement the there current systems.
@Robert Altona
I agree with you. Great, great presentation, the more I watch it, the more I understand its greatness, although after the first time I watched it I didn’t like it: eventually I understood how superficial I had been.
Rick
Neri Accornero:
It depends on the configuration the Client wants to make the assembly with: consider that one SKLEP has a volume of about 0.5 liters.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea Rossi, let me ask you a few questions:
1. Are the SKLEP input and output voltages only 12 V DC?
2. When ordering SKLEP AS 240 V, will they be equipped with a 12 V inverter for input voltage and 240 V output voltage for the corresponding ordered power?
3. Is the price of the inverters included in the SKLEP 100 W unit price of $ 249 multiplied by the ordered quantity, or is it calculated separately by adding to the SKLEP units price?
Dear Andrea, assuming that a single controller can drive 20 LEPs, can you specify the minimum 3D size of a container that guarantees the necessary cooling without a fan and the starting battery? a portable 2kw LEP can have a lot of applications.
Neri
Dear Andrea,
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you, your family and your whole team. What do you think, is it theoretically possible if I install 5, or more, SKLEP in the hood of my electric car and by changing the relative connections, obviously done by a professional, recharge the car constantly?
Best Regards, Giuseppe
Hello Dr. Rossi
I have ordered a number of your SKLep units, which I understand you will begin producing once you have one million units on order. How long do you expect it will be after that threshold is reached when you will begin shipping units to customers and at what number of units per month? Thanks.
Richard B. Fox
Hello Andrea, I just ordered two SKLEP that I would like to install on my sailboat to integrate my bank of 12v batteries powering electronic, autopilot, fridge, etc. That should lea to an interesting type of application.
@ Koen Vandewalle – December 28, 2021 at 7:50 AM
Keon Vanderwall says: In my view, world leaders and their financiers are speculating that a Deus ex Machina will come and save the day.
My reply: It’s here and it’s called E-Cat and its versions, such as the E Cat SKLep
If you have a production plant in a EU country, EU clients will save on import duties/levies that the EU imposes on non-EU products on which VAT is included which again inflates further the price of the unit.
Is a EU based production plant in your plans?
Gerard McEk:
1. It depends on the situation
2. yes
Happy New Year also to you and your family,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Barbierir:
1- no
2- I agree
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Koen Vandewalle,
Thank you for your insight,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Nuclear energy remains perpetually dependent on a very high level of managerial competence.
It should come as no surprise that in the 1970s and 80s it was assumed that Western civilization was an achievement.
But if the lights went out, and by extension the gas stations no longer sell gasoline and the freezers thaw, then it seems unwise to assume that “civilization” will remain somewhat mainstream.
When we read the report of the experts who have examined the design of taxonomy that assesses future energy resources from an economic and financial point of view, I think that governments and investors do not consider collapse or devastation after all.
In my view, world leaders and their financiers are speculating that a Deus ex Machina will come and save the day.
https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/default/files/business_economy_euro/banking_and_finance/documents/210630-nuclear-energy-jrc-review-article-31-report_en.pdf
dear mr Rossi,
you had set the goal of 1 million pre-orders for the SKLed. Since this product has now been set aside in favor of the SKLep and considering the differences in components, manufacturing lines, price, etc. have you considered to decrease the number of pre-orders necessary to start production?
I imagine one of your goals is to flood the market with so many units at once to make copy-cats prohibitively expensive. But please consider that once there are, let’s say, 500k working SKLep that people can see for themselves, the flood of new orders will be huge to say the least
Dear Andrea,
1. You replied to Steven Nicholes Karels that the SKLep has only two bipolar cables. One for the AI and one output. Can I assume that the via the bipolar AI cable the SKLep reactor can be started and stopped and supplied of very little or no input power?
2. If I look to the picture on Ecat.com, I see two holes on the right side of the Ecat cube. These are the sockets for both cables?
Thanks if you can answer.
Happy new year to you and your family.
Kind regards, Gerard
Steven Nicholes Karels:
The system in the video has all the cables and the A.I shown for demonstration purposes.
The SKLep as it will be is shown here:
http://www.ecat.com
There will be only one multipolar cable to the A.I., one to the load.
The A.I. box will have the necessary displays
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Roby:
Yes,
Happy New Year to you
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Dr Andrea Rossi,
the fact that you reached 300000 units ordered is stunning.
Do you think that you will reach one million of SKLep sold ?
Happy New Year !
Bob
Dear Andrea Rossi,
Viewing the characterization report, it appears that the prototype SKLep has the following wires located on four positions on the top of the unit and two positions on the bottom of the SKLep:
Top #1 Red wire and Black wire
Top #2 Red wire and Black wire
Top #3 Red wire and Black wire
Top #4 Only one Black wire
Bottom #1 Red wire and Black wire
Bottom #2 Red wire and Black wire
The top unit appears to have insulating electric tape holding the wires entering the SKLep.
On the production units, do you plan:
1. Connectorizing the wire entry into the SKLep
2. On which side or sides will wires enter the SKLep – top bottom, left, right, front, back?
3. Any change in the number of wires entering the SKLep?
4. Will you be adding any visual indication of function – off. proper operation, warning, error, etc.?
poppeye:
Thank you for your opinion,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I think that at this stage, even potential major customers only order smaller quantities, as there is no experience with the behavior of a SKLep in a customer-specific setup.
Have you already thought about the following option:
The customer agrees a test installation with you and sets it up at your site.
You only provide the necessary SKLep prototypes.
The customer can then access the test installation via remote access at any time, for example to query measurement data or to send control commands.
With this, the SKLep could be tested under various customer-specific scenarios in continuous operation without having to leave your laboratory.
If the customer finds that the SKLep fulfills the promised performance data, I can imagine that significantly higher quantities will be ordered.
And the collected test data would certainly be valuable for you too.
Best Regards, poppeye
Steven Nicholes Karels:
1. yes
2. yes
3. yes
4. depends on the situation,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Robert Dorr:
Thank you for your suggestion,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Hervé Tissot:
Merci beaucoup pour votre gentil expressions et pour le link,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Cher A. Rossi
Voici la référence d’un contrôleur qui me semble être adapté au Sklep
https://www.myshop-solaire.com/index.phtml?srub=703&iprod=516&ClkNbProduitPage=5&idr=703&convertisseur-chargeur-230v-quattro-12v-5000va-220-100a-100-pur-sinus-victron-energy-
Je l’utilise avec deux panneaux solaires et pense pouvoir y adjoindre vôtre générateur.
Bravo pour vous et votre équipe.
Dear Dr, Rossi,
Will you consider modifying your 1 million order level before start of production. I think that if you produced a few orders to several well placed individuals and their feedback on the operation of the units receive a positive review, at that point interest in the SKLep would explode and the 1 million number would quickly be reached. I would hate to see your invention die on the vine at the 300,000 to 400,000 order level. Just a little nudge to see this device that has the capability to change the energy needs of our civilization, in production and changing the worldwide power outlook. Whatever you decide, I wish you and your dedicated staff all the best in the quickly arriving future.
Sincerely,
Robert Dorr
Dear Andrea Rossi,
on the SKLep Controller, a few questions:
1. Can the SKLep + Controller operate on a “desert island” where there is a solar panel (outputting 12VDC) and no communications? In other words, no communication link to your facility?
2. Does the Controller now or will it be in a future version have the ability to receive commands from a user’s computer, say by Ethernet?
3. Same as #2 but be able to respond to requests from the user’s computer for status (voltage, temperature for each controlled SKLep)?
4. What number of SKLeps can the 4″ x 4″ x 1″ Controller handle?
Gavino Mamia:
Thank you for the link and the suggestion,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Ecco come potresti utilizzare l’SKlep per un prodotto simile.
https://www.giardiniblog.it/recensione-bluetti-ac50s/?fbclid=IwAR18iEypNasQ8pJIJjaqROU7mnvKs_5PF31F5-MrwvHWL8mZ42OcdleNAKo
E’ questo che vuole l’utente comune, un prodotto semplice e tutto integrato
TRANSLATE
Here’s how you might use the SKlep for a similar product.
https://www.giardiniblog.it/recensione-bluetti-ac50s/?fbclid=IwAR18iEypNasQ8pJIJjaqROU7mnvKs_5PF31F5-MrwvHWL8mZ42OcdleNAKo
This is what the common user wants, a simple and fully integrated product
Svein H. Vormedal:
Thank you for your insight,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea
I guess most people will need:
1.) 20 SKLep which in series provides 240 V.
2.) There is also a need for a converter that converts DC to AC-50 or 60 HZ.
3.) These must be built into a cabinet with space for a controller and a 12V accumulator with a charger.
4.) Such cabinets must be able to be assembled in desired sizes. For ordinary homes, up to 5 will probably be enough.
6.) The cabinet must also be equipped with a control unit that shows the status of the individual SKLep.
7.) The world market is so large that there will probably be a need for 200 to 2000 production facilities for such for ordinary private homes. For the industry, special facilities will have to be designed.
Sincerely, Svein H. Vormedal.
Prof:
Thank you for the update.
So far we received orders for about 300000 units ( exactly 295693 in this moment ) most of them by big buyers.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
Here are the complete stats I read today on
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
Readings 83 073
Reccomendations 6 452
Citations 28
Total Research Interest index 1 675
The data continue to skyrocket after the December 9th presentation of the SKLep
By the way, can you tell us how many units have been ordered so far, moreless ?
Prof
Dan Woodward:
Thank you for the link,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Italo R.:
Yes,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Dr. Rossi, one question:
in a SKLep with output AC 220V-50Hz, is the waveform perfectly sinusoidal?
kind regards,
Italo R.
Dr. Rossi; Very recent news:
DOE Will Oversee $20 Billion Federal Investment to Stand Up Clean Energy Projects Across the U.S. to Reach President Biden’s Net-Zero Goals .
AN excerpt:
$1 billion for demonstration projects in rural communities. Demonstration projects prove the effectiveness of innovative technologies in real-world conditions at scale in order to pave the way toward widespread adoption and deployment.
HI Dr Rossi
Congratulation to you and your team, I have followed your work for many yers. I was looking at some solar companies that sale complete energy systems for your house. I think the E-Cat would a great fit for these companies to produce an alternative system or supplement the there current systems.
Gods blessign to you and your team.
@Robert Altona
I agree with you. Great, great presentation, the more I watch it, the more I understand its greatness, although after the first time I watched it I didn’t like it: eventually I understood how superficial I had been.
Rick
Giuseppe:
It depends on the power you need.
Thank you for your kind wishes, and Merry Christmas also to you and your family,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Neri Accornero:
It depends on the configuration the Client wants to make the assembly with: consider that one SKLEP has a volume of about 0.5 liters.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Kazimieras Liepis:
1. no. See http://www.ecatorders.coom
2. depends on the situations
3. no
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea Rossi, let me ask you a few questions:
1. Are the SKLEP input and output voltages only 12 V DC?
2. When ordering SKLEP AS 240 V, will they be equipped with a 12 V inverter for input voltage and 240 V output voltage for the corresponding ordered power?
3. Is the price of the inverters included in the SKLEP 100 W unit price of $ 249 multiplied by the ordered quantity, or is it calculated separately by adding to the SKLEP units price?
With best wishes
Casimieras
Dear Andrea, assuming that a single controller can drive 20 LEPs, can you specify the minimum 3D size of a container that guarantees the necessary cooling without a fan and the starting battery? a portable 2kw LEP can have a lot of applications.
Neri
Dear Andrea,
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you, your family and your whole team. What do you think, is it theoretically possible if I install 5, or more, SKLEP in the hood of my electric car and by changing the relative connections, obviously done by a professional, recharge the car constantly?
Best Regards, Giuseppe
Prof:
Thank you for the update,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi:
Today the paper
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
reached 76000 readings
and counting…
Prof
Joseph Altona:
Thank you for your attention to the work of our Team,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Richard Fox:
1- I expect less than one year
2. 100-200000 per month
Warm Regards,
A.R,
Tom Conover:
Impossible, discounts for quantity start at 1000 units bought, but we will give you all the assistance you need,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea,
Thank you for your complete reply! Any chance that 20 or 30 SKLEP units might have a bit of a discount?
Warm Regards,
Tom
Hello Dr. Rossi
I have ordered a number of your SKLep units, which I understand you will begin producing once you have one million units on order. How long do you expect it will be after that threshold is reached when you will begin shipping units to customers and at what number of units per month? Thanks.
Richard B. Fox
Dear Dr Andrea Rossi,
watching the video of the presentation through
http://www.e-catworld.com
and in particular the ssm mode shown when you reconnected the Ecat SKLep and the Wattmeter did not measure any increase of energy consumed, I understood the zero point energy at the base of the paper
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
Congratulations, freat presentation, great paper,
Best
JP
Piero Ferreri:
Thank you for your choice. Intreresting application indeed,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Tom Conover:
50 kWh/day means about a power of 2-3 kW, which mwns 20-30 units of SKLep.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea,
The web link below appears to describe my home fairly well.
https://coastalsolar.com/what-can-50-kwh-per-day-do-for-your-home/
How many ecatskl would I need for 50 kwh per day?
Thank you for being patient with us,
Warm Regards
Tom
Hello Andrea, I just ordered two SKLEP that I would like to install on my sailboat to integrate my bank of 12v batteries powering electronic, autopilot, fridge, etc. That should lea to an interesting type of application.
Happy Christmas to you and your team
Piero