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Originally Posted by Nitack
Ah, but how much more is he putting in, that is the relevant question.
Also, it only works with salt water, what is the role of the salt in the process? 
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Judging by size of his equipment, I'd say a lot more.
Not sure on the salt, but I'm guessing it acts as a conductor just as in 'standard' electrolysis.

From my own experiments using salt in the electrolyte, there is a lot of gunge left behind. Granted much of it comes from the electrodes which his system lacks, but I'd like to see a trial where the vial is run dry & examine what's left.
There is no end of Hydrogen-themed videos at YouTube; some great, some not so much.

It's all misguided in my view, insofar as they mean to fuel vehicles with the gas. With electric cars using capacitors instead of batteries, it is a waste to use electricity to make Hydrogen to put in a fuel cell or tank.
What I'd like to see on YouTube from these folks is the bloopers when things go wrong.

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