Salt Water Fuel powers a Stirling engine

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Salt Water Fuel powers a Stirling engine

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19-06-2007, 01:07

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Re: Salt Water Fuel powers a Stirling engine

its not impossible. this machine is supposedly releasing stored chemical energy in the salt water. meaning you just need to input enough energy to release it.
just like cars that use the spark plugs to release the chemical energy stored in gasoline.

correct me if i'm wrong

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