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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.

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Photographs
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19,296

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    The strange case of the early electric cars

    A Scottish local columnist's history of the electric car, from Robert Davidson of Aberdeen in 1839 to Henry Ford, ends with the inventors who "tried to lead the way" away from comb...

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    Water is a key to addressing global warming

    A San Angelo resident answers a reader on global warming with water: split it for hydrogen, run a model car on a water fuel cell kit, and consider "Inventor Stanley Meyer", who "de...

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    Water-powered car drove oil barons mad

    A Cumbrian local paper announces a Truthseekers meeting at the Sands Arts Centre in Grange-over-Sands: two films, and a talk and demonstration of "water power technology" by John B...

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    Fill the tank with water

    The Ukiah Daily Journal's guide to SEER '94, the Solar Energy Expo and Rally at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds, 15–17 July 1994. A photograph of Meyer's dune buggy, lettered WATER...

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    Universal solvent

    A paragraph in a Minnesota environment column: a group called the YES Party says running cars on water is "already feasible", that water fuel cell technology was "recently showcase...

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    Is the miner worth more?

    Donald P. Walton, the Charminster electronics engineer who had once planned to market Meyer's cell in Britain, writes to the Echo about the pit closures of 1992. It took him "about...

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    The Wight Stuff

    James Wight, who filmed Meyer's work and promoted it, answers the Independent's gossip column, which had called the water car the latest "car runs on water" scam. His correction is...

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    Poole firm in race to prove new cell

    The earliest of the archive's Bournemouth cuttings, eight months before the first Greenwatch column. F & S Marketing of Hamworthy, Poole — Anthony Harvard-Bailey and the electronic...

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.

1 · Written
…as established in
[[doc:news-13-colorado-springs-transcribed]].
2 · Read

…as established in News 13, Colorado Springs: the water fuel cell, transcribed.

3 · Returned, unprompted

On News 13, Colorado Springs: the water fuel cell, transcribed → Referenced by

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