Net Power Generation with Electrolysis and Thermocouples and Steam Turbines

This invention concept pertains to the use of electrolysis of water, to produce flammable gases, that are used to heat water, to cause extremely hot steam to be created, and to power a jet engine from the combustion of the oxygen and hydrogen, to blow extremely hot steam through wind turbines that produce alternating electrical current, and produce electricity from the flames, with thermocouples, converted to alternating current through solid state electronics. This concept would use batteries or a foreign power reserve or a foreign power source, to start up the process, and the electrical current produced would charge the batteries, and then the process would be like a fire that is started, that all that needs to be done to keep the fire going, is to keep feeding it fuel, which comes from the electrolysis of the water into the temporarily stored hydrogen and oxygen gases.