Salt Water as Fuel? see video

[trollman]

Dang, this looks very promising if it is real. I dunno about you but I wd buy me the biggest sportfisher I can find and burn me up about 400 gallons an hour.

http://dabble.com/node/12427667

[Glenn W]

It has been known for years that the answer for our future energy needs is water. The age old problem has been unlocking the hydrogen from the water. That is, one must use less energy to unlock the hydrogen atoms than than is produced with the output energy (net of mechanical loss). I wonder how much energy is required to produce the radio waves?
It sure would be nice if this holds promise.

[Flatdog]

I REMEMBER 2 GUYS IN THE 70'-80'S THAT BUILD A CAR THAT RAN ON SEA WATER AN OLD CITRON CV 2 WAS ON TV IN THE UK, ( TOMORROWS WORLD) THEY DISAPPEARED OF THE FACE OF THE EARTH THEY WERE DUTCH. THE CAR HAD 25,000 MILES ON THE CLOCK ON SEA WATER!!!!!!!! NOW WHAT DO YOU THINK THAT A GUY THAT EARNS $1,000,000.00 A DAY PUMPING OIL WOULD PAY YOU FOR THAT, AND KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT FOR A FEW YEARS 100,000.00 A DAY TO KEEP IT QUITE ????? NICE INCOME IF YOU LIVE!!!!!!!!!

[Thunnus Amongus]

It's no "big oil" conspiracy working here, it just the fact that it takes more energy to excite the SW for burning than it can produce. Believe me when I say this...There are many, many brilliant and powerful business people in this world that have nothing to do with the oil industry. THEY WOULD BE ALL OVER THIS if it were the real deal. Then again....whats that black helicopter doing outside my window...NO! Oh NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[bigeasy]

This is some kind of BS.

[Glenn W]

This is some kind of BS.

You've been living in Hatteras long enough now Doc.
No more technical mumo jumbo --First Laws of Thermodynamics-- mathematical equations and such.
Just get down to the brass tacks.

[Halibaitor]

I wonder how much energy is required to produce the radio waves?

That is the one thing they failed to address in the story. The story wouldn't have been nearly as interesting if they actually told us that they were putting 4 times as much energy into the radio waves as they were getting from burning the hydrogen.

[WAHOONBOX]

It has been known for years that the answer for our future energy needs is water. The age old problem has been unlocking the hydrogen from the water. That is, one must use less energy to unlock the hydrogen atoms than than is produced with the output energy (net of mechanical loss). I wonder how much energy is required to produce the radio waves?
It sure would be nice if this holds promise.

YOU ARE SHITTIN ME RIGHT? UNLOCKING THE HYDROGLOW TO PRODUCE HIGH WAVES AND STUFF.....

I AM LOOKING FOR A NEW NAME FOR YOU BUDDY

AH HAAAA.................DA PROFESSOR W