Fla. Man Invents Machine To Turn Water Into Fire

[Seth]

"Kanzius, 63, invented a machine that emits radio waves in an attempt to kill cancerous cells while leaving normal cells intact. While testing his machine, he noticed that his invention had other unexpected abilities...."

"...Kanzius said the flame created from his machine reaches a temperature of around 3,000 degrees Farenheit. He said a chemist told him that the immense heat created from the machine breaks down the hydrogen-oxygen bond in the water, igniting the hydrogen..."


Quite interesting if I might say so myself. Anyone want to guess at the frequency? Id like to know..

[Seth]

and a slideshow of pictures...

[kevinsatterfield]

http://jchemed.chem.wisc.edu/jcesoft/cc ... /CD2R1.HTM

Its the length of the radio wave that is doing the work.Wats really interesting is the color of his flame and yet it still has properties conducive of hydroxy it seems.....Also interesting to note that the radiation reaction was dependant iether on the PH of the solution or the sodium.I thought i remebered seeing a red flame in one video that hinted he may have added some Li and it also burned....the orange flame indicates the sodium is being wicked out of the solution and burnning.

[kevinsatterfield]

could also be the energy level of the atoms thats cause'n the diffrent colored flames ehh....intersting.

[mrbreau]

They were sure we saw the "Morton" salt container. Ever read the ingredients on the box? There is other stuff in there besides salt! Check it out!
Warren
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[ElectroGasMan]

[Chris]

[Cryptonic26]

[Lance_Burnside]

This thing wasn't even tuned up for the water burning and it was getting like 73% efficiency, I was just reading that they supposedly later reported over 100%. Can anyone confirm if they did in fact later report OU and if there is any technical info available?