On 13 May 2011 at 21:36, enkitec@gmail.com wrote:

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>      The correct conclusion should be:   he could'n get it to work.
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>      Mark Jordan
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OK, he couldn't get it to work. But I would be surprised if anyone could.

As Isaac points out, the physics is not in favour of it working (talking ab=
out a motor=20
using electrolysis to run itself on water endlessly and supplying excess en=
ergy to a=20
load without using any other source of energy).

I thought I'd offer someones experience to provide another prespective, rat=
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just say why it can't be done.

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