The thermite has been found, the real question is to figure out how it got in there.
You forgot that Hoffman says this is hypothetical, the title was:
"A Hypothetical Blasting Scenario"
If you can prove Hoffman's theory wrong, then please PM me. Hoffman is not making a claim that his theory is proven por even probable, only that it is possible and plausible.
Otherwise, please stay on topic.
Hoffman writes on his site:
"Ignition of the incendiaries and detonation of the explosives is controlled through a wireless network using RF repeaters on every floor of the Towers having pyrotechnics.
Each of the Stage-2 pyrotechnics units -- the kicker charges and explosive sheets -- has an integrated wireless detonator card that includes a 2-channel RF receiver, an accelerometer, logic, dual wafer batteries, and a micro-detonator. The card is cemented onto the surface of the pyrotechnic's thermitic material so that the detonator is in contact with the material.
Similar electronics packages with high-temperature igniters are designed to adhere to the surface of the incendiary coating.
The detonator cards are programmed to respond only to RF signals on the network's broadcast frequencies that have specific codes. The cards are manufactured in batches of cards with identical codes, where each batch has a unique code and is destined for a specific floor of one of the Towers.
Of a detonator card's two channels, one provides the arm signal, and the other provides a detonation signal. Once the arm signal has been received, the detonator will be triggered by either of two events: rapid acceleration detected by the accelerometer, or receipt of the detonation signal.
The detonators are under the wireless control of the RF repeators located on most floors. The repeaters are redundantly controlled from an operations center located a safe distance from the Twin Towers via both high-power directional wireless and an encrypted ethernet channel. The repeaters all broadcast the same signals with ample power to be easily detected by all the detonator receivers on the same floor as well as by most on nearby floors ... " and so on.
1) If it is physically possible or plausible it should be testable.
2) He seems to clearly know what's possible and what to do, he should test some of these contraptions.
3) Why doesn't he abandon the stormy seas of hypothesis and conjecture and land on the solid shores of experiment and facts?
4) At least these experiments would quantify the amounts and installation details of this hypothesis.
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"Again, there are many ways of going wrong ... but only one way of going right;
so that the one is easy and the other hard — easy to miss the mark and hard to hit it. "
- Aristotle
"`Contrariwise,' continued Tweedledee, `if it was so, it might be;
and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic.'
- Alice in Wonderland