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finna
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28 May 2008
Norway
female
positive
"heat" is not what he is adding with the RF. If you boil salt water it just causes the water to go from a liquid to a gas state and leaves the salt behind (it does not separate hydrogen and oxygen (break the bond). The guy is obviously no scientist or he would realize that. He is a "tinker" and has no clue what he is doing, but sometimes tinkering does lead to great discoveries. Here is what I am pretty sure is happening ... The RF is inducing an electrical current in the water (I.E. Eddy currents) and salt helps the conductivity. This has to be much less efficient than sticking a couple of terminals from a battery in it. Mystery solved. /from the site. |
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Gettin Energy with Saltwater, is this possible? 