QuoteI calculate 577 x overunity based on their third-party test results of 697 Watt input producing 2322 liters of gas/minute, equating to 402 kW output, from a device twice the size of a microwave oven, drawing from 16 different simultaneous phenomena creating what they call their "Symphony", including turning O into H and controlling particles. They're ready to go into production manufacturing these.
697 WH?
697 joules/s * 60=41820 joules in 1 minute...
Quoteone kg of H2 gas is equivalent to about 33.4 kW-hours
So one Kg of H2 have theoricaly 33400*3600 joules of energy...
...Mh, it is in molar mass no?
QuoteBut that is not at all what happens here. Apparently, that is part of why they get a conversion efficiency of 1 liter of water becoming 1 kg of hydrogen
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There is no 1 kg of H2 in one liter of water. :o
2.3 m³ of water decomposed into H2 and O in 1 minute with only 700 watt.hour, it's still too good to be true.