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Free energy with the hydrogen reactor by Michael Kalogerakis
(26) | 24/09/2014 | Translate: Michael Kalogerakis, a resourceful inventor and electrical engineer and electronic from Crete, presents the reporter Joseph Smith a makeshift reactor producing free hydrogen, with the energy of the Sun and the distilled water in the atmosphere. Michael Kalogerakis briefly managed to break the water and to isolate the pure hydrogen, without using expensive Palladium filters and electricity of d. e.. using in industry. Source
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a thousand thumbs up for this man.