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Dave Lawton's Replication of Stan Meyer's Water Fuel Cell
1 January 2008
Indexed reference — no copy held
This work is indexed here by title and author because the archive refers to it. Its text is still in copyright and is not reproduced.
Abstract
The most-copied replication text: Lawton's cell, its bifilar choke and its 555-timer drive, with Kelly's drawings. The archive holds [[doc:the-dave-lawton-9xa|Lawton's 9XA]]; this is the text that made his cell famous.
A chapter of Patrick Kelly's 'A Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices'; 29 pages as circulated (document D14). The encyclopedia cites a copy on a French electronics forum and another on Scribd.
Why it is here
The most-copied replication text: Lawton's cell, its bifilar choke and its 555-timer drive, with Kelly's drawings. The archive holds Lawton's 9XA; this is the text that made his cell famous.
Provenance
- Shelf
- Reference Library
- Author
- Patrick J. Kelly
- Patent office record
- forums.futura-sciences.com →
- Rights
- Published in 2008 and in copyright. Indexed here by title, authors and citation, with the archive's own note on why it is kept; the text is not reproduced.
- Citation
- A chapter of Patrick Kelly's 'A Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices'; 29 pages as circulated (document D14). The encyclopedia cites a copy on a French electronics forum and another on Scribd.
- Collected By
- the archive, from the citations of the Grokipedia articles 'Water fuel cell' and 'Stanley Meyer (inventor)', September 2026