IH & Darden Seemed Pretty F***ing Sure of COP 3-20 when Selling ECats in China …

Update #1

There are indication that this presentation is older than Oct ’15. That makes sense since the COP they are selling are lower than would have been the case half way into the MW test. Actually, if these slides are from late 2013 it could be even more important since it was during shortly after the MW reactor tested in Ferrera (May ’13) was shipped to Raleigh (Aug ’13) and during the time when the one year test should have started, but IH “failed” to find somewhere to put the container!!! Really makes you go hmmm…, about IH failing to do this and at the same time having time for a sales trip to China selling the COP 3-20 reactor …

Got a comment from “Willem” refering to this presentation made in China.

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“Willem” also notes:

The ever cautious Darden starts the claims on p.8 with the proviso ‘We believe…’. A Chinese friend tells me that in the translation there is no such proviso at all. The Chinese text says literally : “The nickel reaction has the following advantages: …”. The “We believe bit” isn’t there at all.

To me this points clearly to Darden et al,  being very very confident on the Rossi technology being a real deal and having the bulk of IP. At this time they probably had all the IP Rossi supplied after the initial validation test

Also worth noting is (even more since this was before Brillouin was contracted):

  • Rossi was not mentioned at all,
  • and we know that IH at this time had contracted Brillouin,
  • and we know that they were about to file a patent application on a COP~11 device using Rossi technology with a fake IH engineer on it
  • and later they likely shared all known IP with Rossi’s competors (as Weaver had been boosting them to do when recruiting talent)
  • and that they felt pretty f***cking sure being able to deliver it without the help of Rossi.

From this, it is not far fetched to conclude that IH was only interested in the IP and were NOT planning to pay Rossi the $89M, since having the IP and a failed MW test would be the superior business outcome for IH. It would have the extra bonus of “killing the inventor”, but still having him in a IP leash (license agreement). From a VC point of view this might sound like good idea – from an ethical point of view – of course Darden et al, should be summoned by their maker and punished accordingly …

Luckily for Rossi IH did not pay, and by that time he was prepared. And IH was also totally busted by the complaint which puts the license agreement in limbo, and Rossi is now free to pursue other more important goals. He still have some unique operating skills the get COP~50 and he has the QuarkX. As you know, this has been eating the Weaver alive since when he started to realize they were being left with close to nothing.

And from there on you know the story (Weaver Dunghill link)…

3 thoughts on “IH & Darden Seemed Pretty F***ing Sure of COP 3-20 when Selling ECats in China …

  1. Leonardo Corporation har säkerligen INTE bråttom att komma till någon juridisk lösning/utslag.. Varför skulle de ha det? De blockerar det mesta IH kan göra i nuläget. Men snart säljs väl IH med medföljande IP till något annat bolag och efter några fler försäljningsled blir det omöjligt att härleda det dåvarande bolagets IP till något speciellt ursprung…

  2. This presentation was actually done in October 2013.

    THe link to the slideshow used to be chinauspark.com/appUpdata/file…5/20140925152226_9375.pdf

    Note the 20140925 date in the link. That’s just the upload date, not even the presentation date.

    Note how another presentation uploaded on the same date is actually from 2013:

    chinauspark.com/appUpdata/file…5/20140925143757_0693.pdf

    My conclusion is that this presenation was done in Oct 2013. People have confirmed this by looking at the date on the file as well.

    • Thanks! I’ve updated. It actually makes more sense since the COP is in the 3-20 range which was probably the initial IP transfer Rossi made, ie. the performance of the MW validation test in May ’13.

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