Salt Water Fuel From Radio Waves

[NickT]

Take a look at this video.  I don't know if it has been posted already or not . I have stumbled upon this video today and it looked pretty interesting.
Does anyone know on what principles it operates ? Has anyone found any patents on this ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQMXzpTaIh4

Cheers

[mscoffman]

I don't consider what he is showing of this a big deal. RF radio frequency EMF is being used to
electrolyse water. That is, separate it into it's components H and O gasses, when it's component
are physically mixed you get HHO gas otherwise known as browns gas. You let it move up a little
physically then ignite it and burns in a flame. The flame area probably absorbs some RF microwave
itself so it burns brighter. He doesn't show or claim overunity.

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But CF cold fusion is caused when you deposit mechanical phonons into a fluid containing
chemical hydrogen bonds and have a target material. And RF EMF could probably deposit
the phonons. So I wouldn't be surprised if he found some slight overunity associated with his
method.


:S:MarkSCoffman

[d3adp00l]

First he is not electrolysizing water, the process of electrolysis is vastly different than rf diassociation.

He does not claim ou your correct.

He is not making hho, well not just hho, and as a point of interest he does not have to ignite the flame, it auto ignites. Which is another proof that it is not electrolysis.

Cold fusion is the fusion of two hydrogen atoms into helium atoms without gamma (neutron) radiation.


Many of of have seen this video, but no one has replicated it, and few understand it. I believe it to be of some significance when used correctly.

[newbie123]

Since Kanzius hasn't publish his experiment.. You might as well consider all  the youtube videos as fraudulent.    There is nothing of value in that video.

[d3adp00l]

I wouldn't call it fraud, since he had some people come in check it, and he did it on video, but I would call it a waste of his time and energy, specially considering that he had so little left. I would call it useless certainly.