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Uploaded on Jun 14, 2007

Amazing discovery uses radio waves to heat salt water hot enough to power pistons.

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  • reverendzombie72

    Don't offer to sell it to just anyone the oil company will be the first to buy it and we'll never see it again.

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  • saint7412369

    WHERE'S THE ENERGY FOR THE RADIO WAVES COMING FROM?

    COAL.

    This is just hydrolysis... it's nothing new.

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  • Holly M

    Aaaand 6 years later we're still using oil. Hmmm I wonder why. -___-

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  • Steven C

    good thing this idea was public

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  • furyberserk

    It comes from electricity powered by waterwheels off the many rivers in America through a long power line where the monopoly of the Niagara Falls are also powering. Simple fix. Or make a hand generator, or connect it to an electricity powered exercise machine. Oh hell, why not just to Radio Stations for the power, since it is radio waves. I'm sure that man was using coal after all.

    Not being mean or satirical, but at least support this. Steal the power from radio stations w/o them knowing. :D

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  • Balasubramaniam Ts

    or check out sour soup fruit or ramphal fruit for cancer treament

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    groups.yahoo.com group manavsthalibatch89 message 2416 cancer patients can eat sour soup fruit or ramphal in hindi fyi

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  • Ritvars Dortāns

    If such things exist, why are we still using oil?

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  • ellimist6

    He shouldnt sell it he needs to give it away. Make it open to everyone. This will give millions access to energy. It can not be allowed into the hands of big corps or they will keep the masses from using it

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  • peter clark

    A 240v Solar Array running a bank of salt water chlorinator cells(or better?)in a low pressure tank connected to the inlet manifold of the engine as in the way old Lpg gas systems where installed.The oxygen can be injected into the cylinder to aid combustion but the ratios would have to be calculated through the oxygen sensor i havent tried this yet but have only run a whipper snipper so far just by vacuum production of hydrogen.

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  • aven ger

    could u pls tell how to make it :-)

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