Radio Frequencies Help Burn Salt Water

[poker]

http://green.yahoo.com/index.php?q=node/1570

Will we see a salt water fueled vehicle in our lifetime?? Is this the beginning to the end of fossil fuel?? There is plenty of salt water. Utah is gonna get really popular if this works out

[Frog]

I heard this guy on a radio show and have done some reading.
What I don't get is why the world isn't beating a path to his door step and I hope he's hired a small army for protection.
Also why isn't there the same excitement about his posssible breakthrough in cancer treatement.

[mwfanelli2]

http://green.yahoo.com/index.php?q=node/1570

Will we see a salt water fueled vehicle in our lifetime?? Is this the beginning to the end of fossil fuel?? There is plenty of salt water. Utah is gonna get really popular if this works out

Getting hydrogen from salt water has been known for over 100 years if not more. The problem is always the same: it costs much more to produce than you get back. The radio transmitter being used to separate hydrogen in your car would eat up all the hydrogen energy and well as lots more.

That is why no one is all that impressed!

[poker]

It's funny how much the news media controls the hype about anything including technology that is considered old to some. This article provoked threads in other forums I'm part of.

Either way, the thought of such an invention would change the world as we know it.