Kube X15 Mini-Nuclear Generator

Normally, I would ignor things such as this as another pipe dream or hoax, but the fact that I received the link from an online dealer that I've been doing business with for quite some time, and they hadn't sent anything outright wrong previously, I'm wondering about it?

Apparently, they aren't selling it at this time, but just are offering news updates for anyone subscribing to them. Does anyone know what this is all about?

[NOW AVAILABLE] TigerDirect.com - INTRODUCING THE WORLD'S FIRST HOME MINI-NUCLEAR GENERATOR

What date? I rescanned it very quickly, and didn't see mention of that date. However, I did see this:

Now, the KUBE X-15 is undergoing federal approval and is expected to be available in the fall.

EDIT: Pardon me for being a bit slow, I now realize that you were referring to April Fool's Day. However it is now the April 2, and the email I received just came. I did Google the name of the generator, and found 18,300 returns, and didn't see anything to indicate that it was a hoax.

Maguscreed said:

Nothing that runs on plutonium is going to go mass market, seriously, think it through for a second.

Thanks, but that is not the kind of advice that I was wanting. If I hadn't given it some thought, I wouldn't be asking the question in the first place. Obviously, it doesn't sound plausible, yet the circumstances compel me to consider. You are probably right, but I was looking for something more than just an opinion.

EDIT: BTW, it doesn't run on plutonium, it runs on depleted plutonium, which I think would be nuclear waste. I have no idea of the potency of that compared to live plutonium, nor it's capabilities...if any.

seekermeister said:

Maguscreed said:

Nothing that runs on plutonium is going to go mass market, seriously, think it through for a second.

Thanks, but that is not the kind of advice that I was wanting. If I hadn't given it some thought, I wouldn't be asking the question in the first place. Obviously, it doesn't sound plausible, yet the circumstances compel me to consider. You are probably right, but I was looking for something more than just an opinion.

EDIT: BTW, it doesn't run on plutonium, it runs on depleted plutonium, which I think would be nuclear waste. I have no idea of the potency of that compared to live plutonium, nor it's capabilities...if any.

"There is no such beast as 'depleted plutonium"

What is depleted plutonium and how radioactive is it?

Not my field so no idea if this is right.

I like the lines at the bottom

Pending approval by federal regulators. This item cannot be sold outside the United States. Trade with Iran, North Korea, Cuba strictly prohibited.

Price of Plutonium may vary, based on world markets and political situations.

Sorry Seek found this on another site, probably what you see when you sign up to get notified.

oops, I guess the secerts out now.