John Kanzius: saltwater can burn!

[Dingus Mungus]

According to one of the engineers in the videos the flame reaches temperatures of 1500 degrees celsius. I don't have enough information to really confirm that this is overunity, but if that number is accurate I wouldn't be suprised if it had a very high CoP.

Someone needs to use the flame to heat a pound of water. At that point we can convert the energy to BTU's and use that to conclusively determine an accurate CoP rating. Something tells me that this device is able to produce several thousand BTU's, but it will only heat some material efficently like most browns gas generators... A flame that barely heats the flesh, but it can cut through tungsten and iron like butter.

Is anyone going to attempt replication? Iron head?
You seem to know the most about this subject and the safty required thus far...

[IronHead]

Yes this is and has been an ongoing project.

[Grumpy]

Bitchin' red coil, Dude!

[keithturtle]

that cell for the four cyl might be just the ticket fer that forklift I drive around inside buildings and choke on the gas fumes.  It's a dinosaur with points and a carb... easier to convert than a newer one?

Keith

[IronHead]

If I get it to work without blowing up ever time then you can be the Marketer. I am sure all the forklift operators of the world will love it