FREE ENERGY - Salt Water Fuel

is the Sun made of water?...water fuel...weeeeee

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[jrcomputer]

I always believed when /i was young that knowledge was power, I've come to understand now that knowledge is sorrow.

Look at what happens to men throughout history that have tried to change the world to be free of our enslavement. The only power we have is to educate ourselves and others, only then can we grow as people of this planet. Tesla was before his time as many of us are.

[AhsasMaharg]

@jpkawala The video never mentioned how much energy was required to generate the waves. It's a fairly simple concept, called activation energy. Put in enough energy to cause the water to release the energy stored in its bonds. It's not free energy, but making the energy available by putting some in.

That said, the video made no mention as to how much energy was required to put in compared to how much is returned. If the output is positive enough, this is a breakthrough. Otherwise, not so much.

[KC08RAS]

Any one know the radio frequency used if so pls tell the rest of us

[ShadeToSun]

If I am understanding the real potential here it's that producing H2 with radio waves may prove more efficient than with the heat loss when electrolysis is used.

[zediation]

Quite sad that John Kanzius died in 2009 of "pneumonia".

[AiiSTA]

wow!!!!!

[zzytrewq]

"Top engineers". LOL I bet he didn't do an energy balance. It requires the same amount of energy to convert water to H2 and O2 as is recovered when it combusts. This is very basic physics. Top engineers...perhaps they design spinning tops because they know nothing about water.

[MohawkSkitz]

John Kanzius noted in 2007 that the amount of energy needed to power his radio frequency machine is significantly greater then any energy produced by the combustion of the hydrogen made by the breakdown of the water. Therefore this is not a "free energy source" it is actually more of a costly blowtorch. If the machine was able to make this happen without consuming so much power to begin with then it would be awesome. Alas it is not...

[ronphlf]

Basically, a similar reaction that is created when you microwave a cup of coffee, except this facilitates electrolysis. I wonder if the amount of energy required to run the generator is more or equal to the amount of energy released by the flame.  Probably not, however, clever technique and it seems to be very fast.

[geraldberkley]

For such an invention, and the future is now with this energy and only 26,000 hits on YouTube, is a disgrace, ladies and gentlemen. Clean energy and this will get all prices down. Isn't this beautiful? What are we waiting for? Come on World Leaders make this ASAP available to all human beings on Earth. Can I hear an AMEN.

To the inventor John Kanzius, may God bless you and your wife and Us all.

[featherrakka]

The reality is that the energy put into the radio wave emitter is many times more than the energy released from the salt water. Its junk science, but it makes a neat show. I'm sure we'll see some scammer selling shares in a bogus company built around this this futuristic energy technology soon. There will be lots of little old ladies who lose their retirement because of this "discovery."

[mryesyes]

this blokes probably dead poor dude