Rossi announces that the E-Cat will soon be officially presented and invites the (few) countries in the world that have not yet done so to secure the license, first of all Russia and Japan
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himE-Cat. Remote discussions on the cold fusion with Australian skeptics headed by Dick Smith they brought out the will of Rossi di don't compromise, and to be quite ahead of the "speculation" about testing its catalyst. To the point of urging investors to come forward, especially in Russia and Japan for the purchase ofE-Cat gives 1 MW.
Probably, the lack of seriousness with which his invention was received in Australia convinced Rossi to clarify some points concerning the policy of Leonardo Corporation on the commercial licenses.
“We give exclusives commercial licenses for limited territories. When interested people ask us for a business license to sell them E-Cats we make an offer. The price of the license depends on many factors, concerning the territory. If the interested people agree with the text we propose, we send the draft of the agreement, which of course is covered by the NDA. Our lawyers take care of people who do not respect the NDA. After the interested parties have signed the agreement, we send them an invoice, but the agreement is considered valid only after the payment of the rent is made, within the agreed deadline. If the payment is not made, the contract expires, ”he explained Rossi.
Of course test. The engineer has now left behind the demonstrations on his E-Cat, since apparently, he has already convinced those in charge: “I have to add that practically licenses have already been granted in all territories of the world. We will soon be organizing a convention with all of our licensees for the presentation of the E-Cat, in the final form in which it will be marketed, and on that occasion we will give the efull lenco of all our licensees ”.
In this regard, he invites Russia e Japan to come forward, given that no agreement has yet been found for the two countries.
I fear the Greeks and the Grant Bearers. With this Latin phrase, which basically means "beware of anyone who wants to get you a gift," Rossi then replies to comments on the $ 1 million offer from Australian skeptics: “What scares me about these subjects is the ease with which the millions bet. I come from a family where money has always been difficult to earn, and what I learned from my father is that you have to work hard to do it. "
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Francesca Mancuso
