Extracting Hydrogen from Water Using Radio Waves

[OscarMeyer]

Before you write it off as impossible or crazy, please review just one video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OklIm5a1Lc&NR=1

[TinselKoala]

Kanzius.
Old news.

It's pretty funny to see a multi-kilowatt RF generator running a little LTD Stirling engine, with people standing around saying "this will free the world from the Tyranny of Oil"...

[ramset]

Tinsel yes it is old news
and your point is well taken[LOTS OF POWER ]
small return
Still interesting!!
  Chet

[OscarMeyer]

Tinsel yes it is old news
and your point is well taken[LOTS OF POWER ]
small return
Still interesting!!
  Chet

The resonant frequency of water is 45.8 khz.  Instead of buying an expensive and inefficiant variable radio frequency transmitter, you can order the exact frequency crystal and plug it into an old analog radio transmitter which accepts these fixed frequency crystals.

If you take a radiowave transmitter with a crystal fixed on the resonant frequency of water, you can transmit the radiowaves through the vessel the water is contained in to destabilize the water molecules and cause the hydrogen to seperate with no additional input.

[pese]

The resonant frequency of water is 45.8 khz.  Instead of buying an expensive and inefficiant variable radio frequency transmitter, you can order the exact frequency crystal and plug it into an old analog radio transmitter which accepts these fixed frequency crystals.

If you take a radiowave transmitter with a crystal fixed on the resonant frequency of water, you can transmit the radiowaves through the vessel the water is contained in to destabilize the water molecules and cause the hydrogen to seperate with no additional input.

You cant find old radio transmitter at 48,5 khz.
because this frequency is not used for radio.
(48,5mhz) possibly you will find

To construct sine power oscillators , with L and C
with tubes or transistor  is not so great work

GP