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$11.95 Cold Fusion Clock

Here?s how it works!

The exclusive state of the art Energy Converter extracts Fascinating all natural wonder electrons from water molecules to form a steady stream of electric current which act as fuels to generate electricity which drives the clock.
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What if my city's water doesn't contain any fascinating all natural wonder electrons?
 
Originally posted by: CVE2
Here?s how it works!

The exclusive state of the art Energy Converter extracts Fascinating all natural wonder electrons from water molecules to form a steady stream of electric current which act as fuels to generate electricity which drives the clock.
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What if my city's water doesn't contain any fascinating all natural wonder electrons?
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That's I was thinking...

 
Cute name but has nothing to do with Cold Fusion. Cold Fusion uses some kind of engery (electricity) to split molecules into H and C02. Wonder what causes this conversion of H2O to power the clock. I think there is a lithium battery somewhere, and the company will be long gone when the battery runs down.
 
Originally posted by: tlowing
I think the nutshell theory is that there is a form of electrolysis going on.
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all electrolysis does is in the presence of a current, split water into its constituents: hydrogen and oxygen.

this clock is bogus
 
Originally posted by: tonysee
Lisa... In this house, we obey the LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS!
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lol classic...

Message 3 in threadFrom: Nick H-M
Subject: Re: Clock that runs on water  
View this article onlyNewsgroups: alt.horology
Date: 2002-10-21 07:06:14 PST

It uses water as the electrolyte in its battery - there will be disimilar
metals to provide the potential difference - it's actually no different from
the 'lemon' or 'potato' clocks. It won't work on deionised water......
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This reminds me of those potato clocks from like 10 years back. I remember getting one as a stocking stuffer for xmas. It had these two copper wires you would put into two potatoes (i'm assuming one for + one for -). It would have enuf juice to power the LED clock in the middle. Only problem was after about 2 weeks your room would smell like a$$ because the potatoes would start to rot.
 
BULL! I had to say it... if this was really cold fusion then of all things why would they put this technology in a clock? Of all things, clocks are slow draining. Especially since the cold fusion process is supposed to yeild more energy than fission...

What a crock
 
Originally posted by: weepul
wow. pretty neat. so how can u tell when your clock needs a change of water/liquid?

//krunk (^_^x)
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Change it the first time you're late to work 😉
 
u kno, i was reading the description of "The Amazing Water Clock", and no where does it state this was cold fusion. i'm guessing the OP must've misunderstood something along the lines.

//krunk (^_^x)
 
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