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E|SCIENCE| 2. THE TOP FIVE EXOTIC FREE-ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES by Sterling D. Allan © 2012 Pure Energy Systems News (PESN) http://Top5Energy.com or a decade now, | have been Pesczning the planet for exotic free-energy technologies that can bring us clean, renewable, practical, dependable and affordable energy in a distributed manner— freeing us from our dependence on fossil fuels, the grid and all the control and pollution that comes with it. PESWiki covers the entire spectrum of clean-energy technologies, from conventional methods such as solar, wind, geothermal, tide, wave and river on the one hand, to very unconventional or "exotic" technologies such as magnet motors, over-unity electromagnetic motors, gravity motors, cold fusion and vortex technologies on the other. Here are five of the best exotic technologies I've found so far, which are closest to the market. technology is currently in its final Rossi's E-Cat [Energy Catalyst], stages of becoming an industrialized though Defkalion claims that it is and commercially viable prototype. different and was developed This forms the basis for a broad independently by Defkalion. range of products under the Apparently the company is confident commercial name Hyperion. The that the core reactor design is current range of products produces different enough from Rossi's to surplus energy from 6 to 30 times claim unique status. more heat than energy consumed Rossi terminated his relationship during its operation. Licensing of all with Defkalion in early August Hyperion products is in progress.” {2011]. Defkalion was going to be Defkalion's scientific R&D team the licensee to handle all licensing claims to have managed successfully of the technology in the world, to trigger and monitor chemically except for the Americas and the assisted, low-energy nuclear military. However, according to reactions caused by nickel [Ni] and Rossi, Defkalion did not reach an hydrogen [{H] nuclei. It claims "a important financial payment solid basis to control the triggering milestone; and according to and termination conditions of the Defkalion, Rossi had not performed Ni-H reactions with Hyperion adequate testing of the E-Cat. reactors, as well as the necessary * For more information, visit conditions for stable performance”, http://www.defkalion-energy.com. For all intents and purposes, from More from PESN is available at what I can tell, it's basically [Andrea] _ http://tinyurl.com/7yv2are. or 1. Defkalion: Modular Heat Reactor efkalion's 5-45-kilowatt (kW) modular heat reactor is not yet a product that you can go out and purchase, but it is getting close to the market. It will provide competitively priced thermal energy, but with very low fuel costs for the nickel and hydrogen used in the reaction chambers that will last for six months of continuous output without refuelling. The Hyperion unit is described as a 5-kW, heat-producing, chemically assisted, low-energy nuclear reactor (LENR). Up to nine modules can be combined to form a 45-kW unit. According to Defkalion: "The “The JUNE - JULY 2012 NEXUS ¢ 53 Hyperion Kernel and Inbox design (multi-reactor model) www.nexusmagazine.com