Bike runs on water 100 % - No Gasoline - Microwave Pulse Generator Water Split

[hoptoad]

Don´t you think the moderator and the experts in the TV there watching it, wouldn´t have smelled the alcohol ?

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Methanol has such a low odor that it is generally described as odorless.

[hartiberlin]

Here are some pictures of his new reactor:

[hartiberlin]

More pics:

[hartiberlin]

Methanol has such a low odor that it is generally described as odorless.

Stop the bullshit, he is not using Methanol... Didn´t you see, when he filled in the seawater into his reactor ??

[hoptoad]

Stop the bullshit, he is not using Methanol... Didn´t you see, when he filled in the seawater into his reactor ??

Try filling any container with the same width open aperture as the test tube he is using with hydrogen and light it. It doesn't burn with a slowly wavering flame, it explodes. That's why hydrogen is always forced through a narrow aperture, and for safety will always have a backflow preventer in the supply line, even when it is pure hydrogen being delivered (no oxygen in the tube).

I've worked with hydrogen and it doesn't burn gently with a wavering flame through large open apertures. It will always 'pop' with an explosion. Only a small aperture jet with a substantial expulsion pressure can be used safely for burning hydrogen. If there is not enough expulsion pressure, back flash will occur, and an explosion will follow.

As for   " Didn´t you see, when he filled in the seawater into his reactor ?? ", the reactor container he pours it into is opaque, not transparent, so you have no idea what is already in the container and how much fluid the container can hold.