Esa Ruoho wrote:
hmm? Video: Water into fuel?
Retired TV station owner and broadcast engineer, John Kanzius, wasn't
looking for an answer to the energy crisis. He was looking for a cure for
cancer.
Here is a paraphrased compilation of some postings from other forums,
primarily from Ken Rasmussen's Energy Blog
http://energyblog.commutefaster.com/about/
Among the unanswered questions and problems: One reporter says the only
fuel is the salt water. Elsewhere it is stated that a nanocolloid is
used in the water. They don't mention anything as to most important
issues: the voltage and current being consumed by the RF microwave
generator, relative to the gas output. They do not mention the prior art
or Puharich and others.
The color of the flame indicates something else was in the water. Yellow
is an indication of some level of sodium, no doubt coming from the salt.
Pure hydrogen burns essentially colorless. The many videos of hydrogen
burning we find posted on the Internet show yellow, again, an indication
some level of sodium has contaminated the gas. The flame illustrated
wafts like a natural gas flame. Hydrogen either goes bang or becomes a
blow torch if fed with enough pressure. I've never seen hydrogen burn as
subtly as his flame, even with a wick, so there is definitely some other
contaminant in his water.
Accidental discovery of an induction method of electrolysis is exactly
how Puharich found his method. He was an MD using RF to try to break up
blood clots in his patient's arteries when a gas started to appear. The
gases tested out to be hydrogen and oxygen.
So the real question is how efficient is it based on voltage and
current consumption to produce X amount of hydrogen? How does it improve
on Puharich ?- which was a technique which was never found to be
overunity to the degree necessary to commercialize.... i.e. Induction
electrolysis has already been known about Puharich and before, so he
won't get rich trying to sell old news unless he has made an major
advance - i.e a catalytic colloid ?.
And as to the cancer research, Royal Rife did considerable research on
that field using RF. He and others have had reputed cures for various
types of cancer and other diseases, for years; and any present day
observer should be rightfully suspicious - extremely suspicious of
Kanzius coming into the fray with NO real data and with these two bodies
of well-known prior art - and who does not even mention them at all.
Call me skeptical. Without more, this looks like just one more flash in
the pan... "fool's gold" as they say in the Golden State... (iron pyrite)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fools_gold
Hmmm... come to think of it ?? perhaps iron of some sort, added to salt
water, is the nanocolloid being used... which would explain Purharich's
results with blood...
Jones
