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A Marion Star editorial of July 1984 on Rep. George Hansen of Idaho, convicted of hiding loans, among them $135,000 from three Virginia businessmen whose "water-powered car" he tri...
The Stanley Meyer archive
Everything Stan left,
cross-referenced.
Patents, memos, bench logs, photographs, forum threads and circuit models — held in one place, where every citation is returned as a backlink on the far side.
- Documents
- 10,442
- Photographs
- 721
- Links between them
- 19,926
Water Fuel Cell 30 — from the estate photographs.
What he built
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1600cc VW Buggy
Misc
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Amp Inhibiting Circuit
Voltage Intensifier Circuit
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EPG - Magnetic Ar/Fe Gas
Electrical Particle Generator
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Gas Management System
Gas Management System
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Gas Processor
Gas Processor
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Home Heating Unit
Steam Resonator
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Resonant Cavity
Water Fuel Cell
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SBC GMS System
Gas Management System
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Steam Resonator
Steam Resonator
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The Big Bobbin
Voltage Intensifier Circuit
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VIC-5 Coil
Gas Management System
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VIC Matrix Circuit
Voltage Intensifier Circuit
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VIC - Voltage Intensifier Circuit
Voltage Intensifier Circuit
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Water Fuel Management System
Water Fuel Cell
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WFMS Retrofit Kit
Water Fuel Cell
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Rotary Pulse-Voltage Frequency Generator
Voltage Intensifier Circuit
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EPG #3 — Polynoid Linear Drive
Electrical Particle Generator
- All 721 photographs →
The round table
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The Round Table · Episode 2
The Quenching Disc The quenching disc we had made — the drawing, the shop, the part against the archive's quenching-tube and nozzle pages, then the bench. Recording Transcript quenching-circuit · quenching-tube -
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NeuralStan · Episode 42
One Microsecond A University of Latvia laboratory built a bifilar coil, a fast diode and a water cell, and put the collapse pulse on a scope: 640 volts in deionised water, 9 in electrolyte, from the same coil, and for the first microsecond the cell is a capacitor. Recording Transcript Vanags · flyback -
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NeuralStan · Episode 38
The Leaky Condenser Meyer called the water cell a capacitor and, in the same article, a resistance. Fleming solved that case in 1896. With Gabel's measured tube cells and Fleming's time constant: only deionised water holds a charge long enough for the VIC to work. Part 3 of The Textbook Behind the VIC. Recording Transcript the textbook behind the VIC · Fleming
Shorts
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22 gallons, LA to New York
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That's not Stan in the buggy
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Stan Meyer and General Motors, June 1990?
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Were Stan Meyer's patents seized?
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Stan Meyer didn't die at the Cracker Barrel
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Was Stan Meyer's water car seized?
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Stan Meyer said use salt water. Here's why.
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Stan Meyer's billion-dollar offer: one story, four prices
The two disciplines of the VIC
- Manuals The dealership manuals, page by page
- Film Meyer on camera, and the demonstrations
- NeuralBench StanBot's findings, cited and checked
- Round table The show: the forum's questions, and the numbers that settle them
- Contributors The people working on it now, in their own words
- Glossary His terms of art, with every passage
- Numerals The (619)s: every part, wave and stage
- Devices The cards of the VIC and the rest, by name
- Subsystems The archive by circuit
New here?
Start with the guides
What the terms mean, how the pieces fit together, and how to take a measurement without guessing — written by the research group for people arriving with none of this yet.
Who he was
Stanley Allen Meyer
Born 24 August 1940 in Grove City, Ohio; died there 20 March 1998. What he filed, built and said is what this archive holds — the estate photographs, the patents, the memos, and the newspapers that covered him while he was alive.
Read the full storyMeyer's own record
- Correspondence 7 Letters written to Meyer and by him, transcribed from the originals.
- National filings 10 One invention, filed in more than one place. A European grant is validated country by coun...
- Press coverage 39 What the press made of the water fuel cell while Meyer was alive — transcribed from the pa...
- Stan Meyer Patents 62
- Stan Meyer Publications 341
- Transcripts 8 What Meyer said on tape, transcribed. Each links to the footage it came from, and keeps it...
- WFC International Independent Test-Evaluation Report 23 Meyer's 1995 evidence binder: his own validation reports and drawings bound together with...
Everywhere he went
Open the map →39 places, from a doorbell on Marlane Drive to a congress in the Swiss mountains and a guard post on the Korean DMZ. Every pin carries the source it rests on, and the ones with no source say so. If you know a place the archive has missed, there is a form to tell us.
- Places
- 39
- His own
- 30
- Years covered
- 1940–2014
From the files
In their own words
- Letter · Stanley A. Meyer Stanley Meyer to Philippe Vandemoortele, 23 October 1997 The cover sheet of a nine-page urgent fax to the Belgian investor Philippe Vandemoortele, asking for US$21,000 at once to start core samples and land acquisition for the WFC Development Center, with a Grove City council date of 11 November 1997 and construction proposed for April 1998. Five months before Meyer died. Read the letter
- Letter · Stanley A. Meyer Letter from Water Fuel Cell: the WFC Notice to Retract Meyer's reply to New Energy News over its December 1996 summary of the Sunday Times report on the fraud judgment, printed as received on the front page: eight complaints against "the Mark Goldes article", a demand that the editor print the laboratory confirmations of his technology, and a "WFC Notice to Retract and WFC Cease & Desist Orde... Read the letter
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Franklin County Probate 457686: the estate of Stanley A. Meyer
The probate court's record of Stanley Meyer's estate, 1998 to 2001: no will, an inventory of about $306,000 and no real estate, the computer searched and the Canadian patents kept...
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Water-power car is a new attraction
The Advocate’s 1985 fair section bills Stan Meyer’s water-powered car as something fair-goers will “have a chance to examine” at the Great Darke County Fair, retelling the Grove Ci...
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Water-power car silenced
On the second day of the 1985 Great Darke County Fair, the Advocate reports that Stan Meyer’s water-powered car will not appear in the junior fair parade after all: its partners sa...
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observation · VIC ·
Diode in vs jumpered, open pot gap: diode in ~85 V pulses with ringing; diode jumpered only ~8 Vpp sawtooth. As wired now, the two windings CANCEL at the gap when joined (series-opposing/paraphase), contrary to the series-aiding drawing. Check with LCR
- Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30. Same setup as #3467 (CH1 100X diff across the open pot gap, ~2 MΩ probe load only, C_t out, 20 V/div, trigger CH3), diode jumpe...
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observation · VIC ·
10.3 Ω confirmed intact in circuit, so the ms tail across it with the loop open is a measurement-chain artifact. Across the open pot gap (probe ~2 MΩ only): each pulse rises to ~85 V with ringing and returns to ~0 in the off-time; no visible staircase at
- Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30. DMM in circuit across the probe-tip points: 10.3 Ω, intact. Combined with #3466 (tail unchanged with the loop open), the ~2 V,...
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observation · VIC ·
Open-loop test (pot lifted, no C_t): CH1 tail unchanged. Decisive: the tail is not current in the 10.3 Ω. Either the probe path is not across an intact resistor (open-node step-charging of strays, draining through probe MΩ), or it is a probe/channel artif
- **Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30** — pot lifted (loop fully open), C_t out, 10.3 Ω on a 150 mm twisted pair, trigger CH3. CH1 shows the same pulse-by-pulse bui...
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No C_t, loop closed through 1 kΩ, 10.3 Ω moved 150 mm away on twisted pair: CH1 tail unchanged (1.92 Vpp, >1 ms decay). The loop time constant (~0.14 ms) and the voltage needed across 1 kΩ both rule out real current; resistor pickup also unlikely. Next: p
- **Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30. Setup** — As–A–AF–[150 mm twisted pair]–10.3 Ω–diode–Bs–B–BF–1 kΩ–As; C_t removed; CH2 removed; trigger CH3 (MOSFET) 9.96 mV,...
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Diode-shunt tail tests: burst period 5.5 ms puts the literal reading at ~140 mW against 60 mW input (impossible). A jumper across the 10.3 Ω cuts CH1 from 2.2 to ~0.8 Vpp but leaves a residual step. The open-loop test did not trigger. Next: relocate the r
- Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30 (post-rewire, extends #3463). Drive: 10 pulses at 20 kHz 50 %, 5000 µs relaxation, so the burst period is ≈ 5.5 ms (~182 bursts/...
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Post-rewire repeat (new stubs, no headers): the diode-shunt tail reproduces (CH1 2.22 Vpp at 1 V/div). The supply energy budget (4.00 V × 15 mA = 60 mW) argues it is not real current
- Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30, after rewiring onto a labelled card (A-start-B / A-End-B), with the windings flexed and no fault found (#3460–#3462). "Probes i...
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observation · VIC ·
Session close 2026-09-30: pin headers tested good (the clips were too hefty for them). No A–B fault found anywhere; the #3445–#3455 anomalies remain unexplained and retracted (#3459) until Scotchn's repeat next week
- **Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30** — he tested the pin headers on either side of the black plastic separator and they are good. His LCR clips were too hefty fo...
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Scotchn flex test: no A–B short after removing pin headers and flexing/pressing the windings. The old header termination is now a candidate for the earlier A–B pinning
- **Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30** — he removed the pin headers, replaced them with longer wire stubs, squeezed and bent all windings and tails, and pressed th...
Subsystems
13 in the controlled vocabulary
- VIC Voltage Intensifier Circuit 476 sources · 89 photographs
- WFC Water Fuel Cell 392 sources · 88 photographs
- EPG Electrical Particle Generator 51 sources · 65 photographs
- EPP EPP Rotary 88 sources · 90 photographs
- GMS Gas Management System 47 sources · 70 photographs
- GASPROC Gas Processor 229 sources · 2 photographs
- GASGUN Hydrogen Gas Gun 54 sources · 11 photographs
- STEAM Steam Resonator 26 sources · 3 photographs
- IGNCOIL Ignition Coil 74 sources · 27 photographs
- ALT Alternator 2 sources · 8 photographs
- GENERAL General 51 photographs
- SKETCH Sketches 7 photographs
- MISC Misc 22 photographs
How the cross-referencing works
An author writes a citation in prose. It resolves to the real record on the page, and the record cited gains a backlink that nobody had to maintain.
…as established in
[[doc:nz-1989-part-1-transcribed]].
…as established in New Zealand 1989, part 1: the house meeting, transcribed.
On New Zealand 1989, part 1: the house meeting, transcribed → Referenced by