Do you think its the solution ?

Question

Water and salt as a new energy.

http://www.wkyc.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=68227

Answer 1

No

Answer 2

It sounds cool, but I think electric is going to be the best bet for quite some time.

I'm always up for investigating new possibilities!

Answer 3

Using radio waves to drive electrolysis is interesting, but I don't know if it is any advantage over regular electrolysis.  If it uses more energy then there is no economic advantage.

But overall the idea is not to use Hydrogen as a combustible fuel but rather as a method of "storing electricity" and then creating electricity as required, probably by fuel cell (see link).  No combustion engine, no drivetrain, lighter faster car ... or bike.

Answer 4

Wtf......water maybe yes but salt?..........nono!!

Answer 5

Old news. Many trying to make it practicle. No one succesful yet. Still a long way off.

Answer 6

Sorry, but it's not a new energy source.  Just the well known process of electrolysis of water.

He runs his radio frequency generator on electric power.  That electricity is the energy that is breaking up the water into hydrogen and oxygen.  There's no energy coming from the water and salt.  When the hydrogen burns, he's not getting new energy, just recovering some of what he put in.

Answer 7

I think it will come in handy not the solution but darn close . good way to create flames where flames are needed