no idea what to call this

[mr_bojangles]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2wG90QlZSU&feature=player_embedded
that thing is nuts^



not really OU, but still...how is he doing that??? or what??

[mscoffman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2wG90QlZSU&feature=player_embedded
that thing is nuts^

not really OU, but still...how is he doing that??? or what??

This is standard brown's gas stuff. He doesn't claim overunity.
The hydrogen atoms get inside the metal matrix and helps the
metal itself to combust in oxygen at very high temperatures.
I don't like these things where people burn stuff then proceed
to make *no energetic claims*, simply based on neato visual
implications.

Down at oak ridge they used to combust concrete blocks
in a fluorine gas atmosphere as a demo for General Groves...
big deal. Sorry, this is standard chemical stuff.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[the_big_m_in_ok]

http://www.a.com/watch?v=m2wG90QlZSU&feature=player_embedded
that thing is nuts^

not really OU, but still...how is he doing that??? or what??

He says he's using a patented electrolysis process to make HHO.  Remember Brown's gas?

http://www.brownsgas/welding.html

--Lee