Saltwater burning video

[DouginUtah]

I don't think this video has been posted on the forum so I'm posting the link, but with a question.

What critical bit of information is missing?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeH4cjNSkUg

[Left Coast Chris]

The first question I had was --- How much energy is it taking to grenrate the radio waves and is there a net increase in energy by burning the gas coming off of the water?

[pineywoods]

The first question I had was --- How much energy is it taking to grenrate the radio waves and is there a net increase in energy by burning the gas coming off of the water?

Nope, there is a loss..

Quote my wise old dad, there ain't no free lunch, somebody pays..

[slowzuki]

Yup any type of electrolysis leading back to energy creation always results in less energy coming out than went in.  The key is if you can get the energy in for free like say solar, so you're energy out is in a more useful form say like electricity, or motion.

[mrcaptainbob]

Connect that sterling engine to a generator to supply the current for the radio waves that intersect the salt water medium. I wonder how long it would last before it quits.