Saltwater Fuel

[STLKINGV]

Hmm, looks like this old boy is onto somthing.......... Say Bye-bye oil from the Middle East!!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...arch&plindex=0



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[Cleveland Metal]

And he's from my area... Cool.

[OnlineStageGear]

Nope, the energy his machine uses to release the oxygen from the salt water is more then the energy you will get from burning the byproduct.

[dg]

Very cool! My questions are: How much RF energy is required for ignition? Is the flame self-sustaining once ignited, or does it need constant bombardment? If so, what is the net energy yield (or deficit)?

[STLKINGV]

Very cool! My questions are: How much RF energy is required for ignition? Is the flame self-sustaining once ignited, or does it need constant bombardment? If so, what is the net energy yield (or deficit)?

Jeez, you guys just talked me retarded.....:ROTF:

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[YetAnotherOne]

Nope, the energy his machine uses to release the oxygen from the salt water is more then the energy you will get from burning the byproduct.

Patent attorneys have a very technical term of art for these guys: kooks. the USPTO museum even has a nice display of some of the more clever perpetual motion machines that have been demonstrated for them over the years.