Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.

[Sprocket]

Didn't this "busting" happen years ago?

As for it not being fair & accurate - according to Bedini himself, the thing didn't even have magnets, even with some git from MIT there to 'guide' them!!!...

A hatchet-job, pure and simple - the SG motor was making headlines at the time, so 'they' decided to act...

[starcruiser]

Didn't they also "Bust" one of the HHO systems as well? I saw that show and their design was just as half assed then as well.

[not_a_mib]

One might say that the Mythbusters entertain a vast audience with half-vast experiments.   

[Cap-Z-ro]

The 'mythbusters' serve the same intended purpose as soap operas and sports in corporate media...they provide a distraction for a particular segment of society.

Turn off the TV...tune in to reality.

Regards...

[Sprocket]

I love the Mythbusters. They're a hoot. I actually think what they do is pretty good science on the whole. They use controls and try to investigate many options. If there's a problem with their Bedini setup, write in. They have revisited certain myths in the past. Who's seen the 'do women fart?' episode?

You actually appear to believe they pursue an unbiased exploration of scientific issues - maybe they do when it comes to low-brow, frivolous fart-examples - but anything relevant, not a chance!  They are bought-and-paid for when it comes to stuff that matters - the Bedini motor & acetone being two prime examples they did a hatchet-job on, and possibly HHO as someone posted above.  Let's see, all energy related too - methinks I see a pattern...

As for writing-in - I recall reading that the Bedini loyalists did just that at the time, to no avail.  Hell, those wankers (MythBusters) didn't even contact Bedini himself at the time!  "Fair and impartial"? - I think not...