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well, the device he had would actually supersaturate the oxygen. So, when he poured it out of the machine, it looked like normal water. However, once you agitate it a bit, the oxygen is released and it becomes cloudy with oxygen! Looked like a magic trick to meim interested. was the point of the end of the last video to show that the oxygenated water cleaned the rag?
The videos had commentary and description, however Riverforest asked me to remove all the audio, and also remove videos showing the demonstration. So, I removed all the audio and edited him out where I could unfortunately :( I respect their wishes however.It'd be awesome if you did those videos with some audible commentary to explain exactly what's going on; I'm not the sharpest knife (admittedly) but I couldn't really figure out what the deal was - is it just a really big venturi? I'm sure it's not, but that's how it came across to me in the video.....
you know, I am not exactly sure, I have mainly just been viewing and going over the specs, haven't talked much about the pricing, although I did hear something around $300 for one of the models used. They look sturdy, long lasting (no holes to get clogged), and are made of PVC type material. I believe the cost to make them is actually very cheap, since it seems to be a complex design to invent, so the large cost is basically covering R&D expenses now. So, with more quantity/bulk orders I expect prices to drop dramatically. So, basically if you factor out development, the physical materials does not look very expensive.Whats the price on these units?
Ben Derdundat has/had a similar experiment going on with units like yours and O2 monitors in the water, but he seems to have dropped off the face of the earth.
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