IF ALL that wattage went directly to the kernal..maybe it would pop one
of them. There were what? 5 kernals [don't recall]
Three cell phones in a circle won't put all the wattage in any one spot
and it will take many times that wattage for one kernel to absorb enough of
a share of the waste to do anything much at all.
On the other hand, a high wattage magnatron tube with kernels sitting
almost directly in a directed output stream should pop very fast and
that's what the video shows happening.
Occums razor indicates that the argument itself is spurious unless *you*
can pop corn with [by definition of the proposed myth] 3 *standard* cell
phones 'dissipating' 6 to 9 total watts [by FCC limitation on standard
cell phones] almost everywhere BUT the corn kernels that only absorb the
share of radiation that enters the space they occupy.
Try justifying what didn't happen.
If you can DO it, THEN the reasoning has some place in observable reality
and ignoring waste might go somewhere...into overunity.
I can blow a door off it's hinges with a shotgun, but if only 2 pellets
hit the door, it ain't going over.
Ode
Have you done the math? Electrolysis provides 2.6 CC of hydrogen and 1.3
CC of oxygen per coulomb. For normal electrolysis, the voltage drop is
approximately 1.5 volts, so we have a production of 3.9 cc per 1 1/2 watt
second, or 2.6 CC per watt second (AKA Joule). I just measured the volume
of a popcorn kernel and got about 1/50 of a CC. I would estimate that 1/5
of a CC would be plenty of gas trapped within a volume of 1/50 of a CC to
easily pop a kernel (that would provide about 145 psi of pressure without
the additional starch inside taking up room, and much much higher with the
starch. Thus one watt second of power would theoretically be able to pop
about 5*2.6 = 13 pieces of corn, thus 6-9 watts for 5 seconds which would
be 30 to 45 watt seconds should have sufficient energy to pop about 390 to
585 kernels of corn. Thus the amount of energy required to pop four
kernels during that time is about one percent of the energy being
transmitted. This does not even come close to being overunity. How do
you figure it would have to be overunity?
Marshall
## OK agreed...mine
tells me if theirs is in the service area or not, if not, it won't connect
and it has to find that out somehow.
Never the less the FCC set a max of 3
watts. "full power"
Most cell phones do 2 watts.
4 watts for a cordless
phone?
What's the point, that is still many times the power needed to do it using
disassociation.
Marshall
Ode
Marshall
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