Saltwater into fire 3 (John Kanzius)

	Duration: 02:58 minutes Upload Time: 07-05-27 17:53:59 User: emajkl :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: John Kanzius discovered that his radio frequency generator could release the oxygen and hydrogen from saltwater and create an incredibly intense flame. More: http://www.magistrala.cz/freeenergy/?p=13
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kalmi16 ::: Favorites Would increasing the concentration of salt have a positive effect on the efficiency process? 07-09-27 19:15:48 __________________________________________________
pzb4 ::: Favorites Cool. So, I could drive my car faster by turning up my stereo. And if you're in a boat on the ocean, you never run out of fuel. On freshwater lakes, you'd have to pack a salt lick for your hybrid motor. 07-09-26 16:03:17 __________________________________________________
naard ::: Favorites since the flame seems to hold a temp of 1500c or 2732f every second (according to one of the other vids), and that would equal an output of 1.5 kilocalories or 1500 calories per second, wouldn't this reaction be considerably higher in energy output? however, the water itself isn't being heated, the hydrogen and oxygen released are igniting instead, so depending how much energy goes into making that come out may alter that figure completely... 07-09-23 22:06:17 __________________________________________________
naard ::: Favorites interesting question, i propose we aim it at the oceans to check...heh heh heh! 07-09-23 21:52:03 __________________________________________________
naard ::: Favorites my thoughts exactly. thanks for calming down the rhetoric. 07-09-23 21:50:02 __________________________________________________
GsraL ::: Favorites Pushing a rock up a hill (splitting salt water to gas) will *always* require at least the same amount of energy as you get by rolling it back down (burning the gas back to salt water). If this process is more efficient than electrolysis, it might be used as an alternate mean to convert water to hydrogen. But that does not make it a fuel source, that makes it a 'battery'. 07-09-18 04:14:31 __________________________________________________
GsraL ::: Favorites "The fact that the released hydrogen may then be burned to create lots of new heat energy isn't directly related to the energy utilized to break down the seawater." Yes it is! Pushing a rock up a hill (splitting salt water to gas) will *always* require at least the same amount of energy as you get by rolling it back down (burning the gas back to salt water). 07-09-16 20:42:56 __________________________________________________
templevideo ::: Favorites has anyone else duplicated this? 07-09-15 22:41:37 __________________________________________________
camdaddy09 ::: Favorites i dont see how you could possibly know how "efficient" this reaction really is ive seen several videos already and not one has said how efficient it is. so i think that your point lacks evidence. 07-09-13 23:17:48 __________________________________________________
megablaster82 ::: Favorites There is no free lunch somewhere,but world is social,even animals are social,only some humans are not.And let'say free lunch wil be, if will be social stability,but for that people need to graduate they understanding. 07-09-13 21:28:49 __________________________________________________