John Kanzius' Water Fuel Cell

Not necessarily, somehow the modulated RF energy seems to be tuned to the NaCl crystalline structure thus acting as a pyzo transducer generating harmonics sympathetic to the H2O molecule, thus breaking the hydrogen bound at a very low cost in energy and producing lots of hydrogen to burn. We have to stop thinking in a linear symmetric "conservation of energy" fashion. So yes I think there is over-unity output involved here. Very efficient systems are often of resonant technology...

Truth is his cure for cancer has more potential than this discovery. It takes more energy to create the flame than the flame actually produces.

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A fascinating discovery - and one which might have some potential use - but hardly free power.

If you are putting 300 watts of energy in, you need to be getting AT LEAST 300 watts back out again to even "stand still" - and that assumes the transmitter is 100% efficient too.

With all these "scientists" on the job, I am surprised, we haven't been given the efficiency ratio - could it be that it isn't a magical over-unity device after all?

As I say, impressive but....

Check out the videos I have: "Water Fuel Cell by Xogen" (or see xogen (dot)ca. My schematic video (most popular on my channel) has a link to a PDF that shows a lot of sources. Also, there's plenty of alternative (conventional and cutting edge/free energy) at freeenergynow (dot) net. Also, Google search "Matt Imber" and you'll find a letter I wrote about this subject in the context of an energy plan to mitigate global warming.

im doing research and want to know a new source of alternative energy that i can present to my resoure teacher

Good question...

Yes any auto alternator should be able to produce 300 watts. The amount of gas he was producing was minimal for that input. Those using brute force electrolysis are getting better HHO output with 300W. It is a good idea though. A new method to explore. With the right refinements, who knows...

300wats are ok to produce it by car. See, your car is using light bolbs 100w each :)) And that energy been wasted away, mate.

generator is configured to generate an RF signal having a frequency of approximately 13.56 MHz.
Its from his patent guys.. try it.. But not sure what is the watts of that. I found that at least 600W, but if you look closer hi is placing his test tube between RF senders wich have quite big space between them. So wattage might be lot smaler.

Normally yes but this process has a lot of kinetic energy involved in it. All those H and O atoms flying around and bumping into water molecules and sodium and chlorine atoms cause them to vaporize into the gas mix which gives it some color.

This process is not at all like the Stanley Meyer process which places the water in an high voltage state, causing the water molecules to fall apart due to a lack of binding electrons. The Kanzius process excites the oxygen atom in the water with RF energy (13.561 MHz). The water molecule essentially spins itself apart. The charged sodium ions repel or attract the resultant atoms separating them enough to prevent reformation of the water molecule. The processes are completely different.

300 Watts in, and obviously not 300 Watts out. No free energy here. Google for a document titled "Observations of polarised RF radiation catalysis of dissociation of H2O-NaCl solutions" for more detailed information.

13.561 MHz. The Nuclear Magnetic Resonant frequency of Oxygen.

Exactly-- what is the power input into the radio transmitter, and how much energy is the transmitter using as opposed to producing?
Tell me that and then maybe we can be impressed, otherwise it is like the ethanol catch 22- you need to burn fuel to make the ethanol too.