[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Won’t they have to get above 300 percent in order to break even with the added electricity?

[DB]

288% more energy out would indicate that you put in 1 watt of electricity in and get out 3.88 watts worth of power (2.88 watts more). This isn’t magic like so many other claims because it is consuming both the electricity and the aetic acid chemical energy to produce the output energy. So the key question becomes how abundant (and therefore inexpensive) is aetic acid (or what it is made from)?

[Real Cynic No More]

Won’t they have to get above 300 percent in order to break even with the added electricity?

"This process produces 288 percent more energy in hydrogen than the electrical energy that is added in the process," said Bruce Logan, a professor of environmental engineering at Penn State.

Am I missing something? It generates 288% more energy than it consumes to do so?