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Submariner · 06-06-2009, 11:10 AM

I give up.

Can anyone else explain that there is a great deal of energy released when Oxygen and Hydrogen combine; however it is still less energy then was used to split the molecule in the first place?

Lionpainter · 06-06-2009, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by forest beekeeper

I give up.

Can anyone else explain that there is a great deal of energy released when Oxygen and Hydrogen combine; however it is still less energy then was used to split the molecule in the first place?

Don't give up just look at what he did. Go on youtube and look. He had a flask of water, regular water, added morton salt, turned on his radio wave machine and lit it up. It was on all the networks a couple of years ago. And he did not blow himself up or anyone else. And the scientist that were studying his invention were stunned at it's results. There were smiles all over the place. These were real scientist studying what he did and could not believe such a simple device could create so much energy. JUST LOOK< ITs NOT GOING TO KILL YOU. YOU MIGHT EVEN LEARN SOMETHING NEW>>>

bigthirsty · 06-06-2009, 09:38 PM

homunculus

alanMolstad · 06-06-2009, 09:58 PM

I know you can get what they call a water welder on-line.
They make them in China and there a lot of poor people use them to do lite welding or heating of thin metals.

The main problem with the water welder seems to be that the flame never gets very hot.
The other problem is always the amount of power needed to split the water down in order to burn it.
This is why they cant get the idea to pay off to run a car or a small bike or something like that.

Lionpainter · 06-07-2009, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by bigthirsty

homunculus

thanks for the information. I tend to think that Kanzius is on to something. But, then again it's the OIL Companies who look to shut those type of discoveries/studies down.

I can remember reading in "Popular Mechanics" in the early 70's about a man in the Florida who developed a carb for a car that He claimed got 50 miles to the gallon. Once it hit the media you never heard anything else about it.