Salt water electrolysis with low power and flame output

[hartiberlin]

Hi All,
have a look at this Youtube user´s
new Saltwater electrolysis process !

This is way better than the Kanzius setup and he uses way less
power.

He seems to use radio frequency chopped DC high Voltage
pulses.

Enjoy !


http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=stanleyallenmeyer&view=videos


Regards, Stefan.

[AbbaRue]

It looks like the cold fusion device used by Naudin only instead of Baking Soda it uses salt in the water.
The cup should be Stainless Steel and the electrode should be tungsten, and probably is.
I built a cold fusion reactor and tested it, worked quite well, but it ate an inch of tungsten rod in 5 minutes.
At over $3 a rod you can see how this isn't a good way to create excess energy.
But if we could come up with a rod that doesn't get eaten up or doesn't mater to us if it gets eaten up,
well then we have something worth looking into.
I don't think you can find a substance that won't be eaten,.
So the next step is to find something that we like to use up to get more energy from it.
One suggestion may be to use charcoal rods for the electrode.
As the rod burned up it also produces some cold fusion energy.
Coal may be another one.
I choose these because carbon has the highest melting point of all elements and it is most likely to work.
But then this brings us to the bingo fuel concept, that uses carbon rods under salt water.

[AbbaRue]

Took a look at the video again.
This may be something different then I thought it was.
Looks like he is using high voltage arcs.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw60KiVByq4&feature=related
It doesn't seem to be eating the electrode like the Naudin cold fusion device does.
This may be worth looking into after all.
Time to get out the flyback circuit and arc some salt water with it.
Probably need a capacitor across it to get a little more current out of it.

[pese]

This is nothing els than an Power discharge  from continous some KV.

It is same if you do this berween 2 metallic-wires or even "SAT Water"
that is only used as an low resistance conductor
Pese

Do not "wonder" over this ...

[professor]

This is nothing els than an Power discharge  from continous some KV.

It is same if you do this berween 2 metallic-wires or even "SAT Water"
that is only used as an low resistance conductor
Pese

Do not "wonder" over this ...

Hi Pese.
I am with you on that one.
One electrode is the Saltwater (conductive) and the other what looks like  a Stainless  Wire which discharges either RF or  a High Voltage
into the Saltbrine . Not very impressive and  potentially dangerous as it can produce Chlorine Gas as well.Nothing anything near Kanzius and we don't know  the power level either.  I think this is a dead issue.
professor