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Sweet looking trip. :) Dan

Rossi has held his cards close to his chest; however, Rossi plans a demonstration this year and will reveal specifications, and I would imagine the certification results if they are completed before year-end.

After many years of denying that a home E-Cat will be certified soon, we see this turn of events - Rossi says the current E-Cat SKL certification is for BOTH industrial and home applications. Rossi says the SKL produces 95% electricity and 5% heat.

E-Cat SKL Certification now scheduled.

Let's just hope the planned independent replication of results happens in September. (More changes planned, however).

Dear ajdelange, Yes, extraordinary claims require proof. (Fortunately the piece of exterrestial flying saucer examined by Eric W. Davis can finally put Carl Sagan to rest). Rossi is an inventor, engineer, and a reseacher a terrible combination to get a FINAL design. I feel Rossi has finally...

Dear Jack, Yes, the point is either the Ecat SKL works or it doesn't. Only independent verification will tell. (Hopefully in September, 2020).

Dear ajdelang, Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Wishing you well. I rather see you "kicking [up] the dust" with a Tesla Tri-Motor CyberTruck (0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds).

Time will tell. Rossi has set September, 2020 for independent replication of his results today. I do not believe this is a fraud. Stay tuned.

No, not perpetual motion, but highly efficient with a power cell that needs its fuel re-charged only once per year.

Dear adjelaange, Rossi has a good foundation for his invention, the Ecat SKL. A USA Patent and a published research paper. 1. United States Patent US 9,115,913 B1 2. http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions In addition to his testing...

Andrea Rossi today had a successful test of his "Cold Fusion" cell. Rossi's success has exceeded my dreams from 1989 as to what “Cold Fusion” could do for us. He produced electricity directly from plasma and ran his device in Self-Sustaining Mode. I like what Rossi said about powering my...

Dear TirNaOg, Not sure about Canada's rules on dogs. However, you will need passports now to enter Canada instead of just a driver's license. Sounds like a great trip you have planned. 500 miles a day will be doable with good weather, but I would advise at least one 2-day pit stop along the way...

Sure would make the commute more interesting. I wonder what kind of sound system Elon has in mind for the Cybertruck?

A true adventure ride. :)

I was told that the CanAM Highway was quite rough when I was a kid. A Cybertruck could handle it though.

Starlink connection. Very Cool. :)

Ray, Great traveling song and photos. Does Elon needs to add some supercharging stations to support your trip? Cheers me up. :) Dan

LLoyd, If you drive north to Seattle, I've found Vancouver, Canada to be a beautiful city to visit. Traveling back via Kamloops, Canada to visit Banff and Lake Louise is a drive I enjoyed very much as the Canadian Rockies are spectacular. Pleasant Future Trip. :) Dan

In these difficult times, those of us who made a deposit on a Cybertruck can at least smile about a future trip. I see I-40 in my future travels cruising in my safe, secure and pleasant Cybertruck. Thanks Elon for giving us your version of Heavy Metal.