The lab talk, transcribed

The lab talk

Transcribed by the archive from the tape as posted to YouTube. The film.

Welcome to my laboratory

[0:08] Welcome to my laboratory in Grove City, Ohio. My name is Stan Meyer and since 1975 the Lord has had me to work on a development of a new energy system to bring this country. We call this system the water fuel cell technology and involves the ability to release and produce hydrogen gas economically from ordinary natural water. And in this ensuing years that we've spent in developing this technology the prime objective was to be able to legalize the technology prior to releasing that technology into the marketplace and this required a tremendous amount of legal paperwork and as a result of this over the years we have filed well over 42 major patents uh nationally and internationally on this technology and giving a little bit of an example of the type of paperwork that was required to try to legalize the water fuel cell technology and actually bring it into the marketplace. There have been several major releases of the technology.

The dealership programme

[1:15] One of the areas of technology that we use is in reference to the dealership sales manual, which really describes in an overall view of the water fuel cell technology and what's involved and actually retrofitting the fuel cell to existing energy systems like that of the car, home heating, electrical generation, and so forth. We also have put together a very large research development laboratory manual that we do not release out in the public domain at this time, which covers the historical event and the step-by-step procedure in developing the water fuel cell technology. We have just recently put together and released to certain areas of the military and there's several sections of the federal government as well as to foreign governments, the release on a very advanced forms of technology. In so many times, in cases of research development, once you start pointing a finger to new technology, you must explore that technology to the fullest extent and bring it into maturity.

[2:23] And the water fuel cell technology covered many aspects that the prior state-of-the-art or the scientific world had no answers to. In my files, I had the most scientific compilation study on hydrogen that's ever come out of the scientific world through NASA. And NASA clearly stated, in fact, that hydrogen was the most ideal fuel of the future, but they needed an answer in three major areas. Number one, produce the gas economically. Secondly, control the rate of its production. Thirdly, adjust the burn rate of the hydrogen gas to co-equal that of the fossil fuels. And we added a fourth step to be able to transport the hydrogen gas without spark ignition. We own all the patent rights both nationally and internationally in this technology. The technology was further developed to a process which we call a hydrogen fracturing process, which bypassed the scientific endeavor of developing hydrogen fusion.

The atomic yield of water

[3:21] In this particular process, we can tap into the atomic yield of water and release it under control state in our laboratories or under normal room conditions and control the release of that energy. Calculations have showed that tapping into the atomic yield of water, that that energy yield can exceed up to the 2.5 million barrels of oil per gallon of water. Basically, the hydrogen fracturing process utilizes a patented electronic circuit, which we call a voltage intensifier circuit. We also develop another patented circuit called electron extraction circuit to be utilized with the hydrogen fracturing process that gives us ability to disrupt the formation of the water molecule when the hydrogen and oxygen gases are being ignited. And by preventing the water molecule to take place during gas ignition, then we have an avalanche effect, and now we cross over to release this atomic energy. This type of energy yield can be utilized throughout their entire economy and all segments of the economy and do it under control state.

[4:26] Its technology has the ability that we can retrofit to existing aircraft and run existing airplanes off of water as well as heat your home, produce electrical energy economically, and also be able to run your car and do it in a very economical way.

Credibility

[4:45] I'll give you a little bit of credibility as to our technology and what's actually occurred over a period of 10 years. Whenever you receive your patents, both in the United States as well as in the international market area or in other countries, then, in fact, as you legalize this technology, it says, in fact, that you only control that technology for a period of 17 years. So whenever you receive this little gold seal here, you see the little red button or a little ribbon down here, it says that, actually, in fact, that you have to comply to the laws of the land, and therefore you're entitled to bring this technology out into the marketplace without opposition to do so. And as a result, you can see that over the years in development, we have received a multiplicity of patents pertaining to the technology both in the United States and in other countries. Very recently, Canada has just released all of the major technology, even including the mother technology, and has actually given us top priority in their country to bring this technology even into Canada.

[5:45] This is also now occurring both in all of Europe, Japan, and other countries, as well as the United States. It's extremely important that, as we mentioned earlier, to legalize technology first and then bring it out into the marketplace, and this is exactly what we're doing.

Reducing it to a simple system

[6:23] Many long hours have been spent now taking the technology of the water fuel cell and translate it into a pre-engineering model in order for us to be able to comply with all the federal, state, local, and highway safety code regulations. The main thrust of the water fuel cell technology in using water as the new energy source is that the technology must be able to retrofit directly to existing energy consuming devices like your car or install the technology into a home or apply that technology to industry. As an example of this form of development of technology, this is an example of a quenching circuit technology which has the ability to prevent anti-spark back into the system. This was developed in such a way that we now could comply with those existing laws. Other examples that worked in development, we had to develop our own electronic circuits designs capable of performing the function of the water fuel cell and do it under extreme safety conditions where we have an automatic shutdown in the system.

[7:29] water fuel cell involves very high technology, but we have reduced it down to a very simple form. We had found out through the electrical polarization process that once you expose the water molecule to a very high pulse voltage frequency while restricting amp flow, the water molecule takes on an electrical charge which automatically squirts off the covalent bonding, and as a result, we're now producing hydrogen gas from water economically, and therefore complying to NASA's first requirement to produce hydrogen and oxygen gas economically. By simply attenuating the high pulse frequency to a higher voltage level, we now could be able to control the production of the hydrogen gas on demand.

Restricting amps in a dead short

[8:26] In order to restrict amps, allow voltage to take over in a dead short condition, in order to perform the electrical polarization process, we had to develop a new patent electronic circuit, which we call a voltage intensifier circuit. This circuit allows amp restriction while attenuating the voltage potential in order to produce the hydrogen and gas on demand.

[9:09] We now inject laser energy into the process in order to cause the water molecules in the atoms to go into a higher energy state, which actually aids the electrical polarization process.

[9:34] by subjecting the water molecule to the high pulse voltage frequency and attenuating the voltage amplitude now allows the water molecules to go into a state of ionization this led to the development of the resonant cavity technology which now gives us ability to produce a very quantum leap in hydrogen gas production while we're keeping power input into a very minimal stage we also found out that in our development that by simply stair casing or simply causing the rest of the cavities to be stacked in a vertical array the electrical ionized gases of one cavity enters into another cavity which enters into another cavity to perform a compounding action that greatly enhanced the production of hydrogen gas on demand

The resonant cavity

[10:34] Gas that's being liberated from the water molecule through the resin cavity technology now enters into what we call a fuel gas processor. The combustible gas ions are now subjected to a much higher pulse voltage frequency while being subjected to even a higher intensity of laser energy. This causes the combustible gas ions to go into a high energy state, causing electrons to be released from those combustible gas ions.

The gas processor

[11:15] To bring the combustible gas ions into a much higher energy state, we had now to develop an electron extraction circuit that had the ability not only to pull off the electrons from the combustible gas ions, but also consume those electrons in such a way that those electrons could no longer influence the combustible gas ions of the fuel gas processor. which we had assembled in order to test out the principle of the hydrogen fracturing process that gives us the ability to tap into the atomic yield of water. This research lab model can be miniaturized down to the size of a spark plug or even smaller in actual practical manufacturing applications in order to retrofit to existing energy-consuming devices.

[12:05] The fuel gas processor now is actually retrofitted on top of the series of resonant cavities that are arranged in a vertical ray, much like what you see in this slide at the present time. The injector system is automatically controlled with the voltage intensifier circuits, which now allows the production of the energy to be controlled on a demand basis.

Hydrogen fracturing

[12:31] The development of the hydrogen fracturing process simply occurs by preventing the formation of the water molecule during thermal gas ignition of the ionized gases, causing an avalanche effect that releases thermal explosive energy under control. The hydrogen fracturing process is totally and completely environmentally safe. On a controlled state, it can be retrofitted to any existing energy consuming device within the economy. The water fuel cell has also been expanded in development of what we call an electrical particle generator that has the ability to move and attenuate a permanently magnetized gas in such a way as to produce electrical energy on demand.

[13:15] To accomplish the task, we had to develop an entirely new way of processing in order to manufacture a magnetized gas to allow it to operate and perform at room temperatures. This has now been accomplished in order to give us the design criteria of utilizing the electrical particle generator to combine it with the water fuel cell technology to produce electrical energy as well as gas energy from the fuel generator. It is now being combined with the hydrogen fracturing process to form a pre-engineering water fuel cell modular unit that will lend itself to mass production.

[13:56] The hydrogen fracturing process is not only being applied to the home heating system, but is also now being applied to the water-powered car, which was successfully demonstrated on ABC Good Morning.

The airstrip

[14:17] In one of those respects, we've been able to acquire a great piece of ground located in Washington Courthouse, Ohio, to be the new future home for Water Fuel Cell. Charlie, what do you think of this acquisition? Well, I think we've been very fortunate in picking up this piece of property

[14:36] airport on it, which gives us a 4,800-foot strip. Also, plus we have Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on it. This should give us everything that we need to really have a full development of water fuel cell, and I feel we've been very fortunate in picking up this property. Well, another add to this thing is that we're right on the outskirts of Washington Courthouse, which will eventually give us access to their water system or sewage system and their other utilities, as well as eventually, well, we might have access to additional land up through in this given territory here, mine to two or three hundred acres more. I think we was real They really helped us out when they rezoned that land for us and really, I think it was great.

1987

[15:34] Well, as you can see, 1987 was a fantastic year for us in the area of developing the water fuel cell technology and starting to pre-engineer that technology into the marketplace, producing manufacturing units. The product development center that Stan and Charlie were talking about is really taking form and we're now proceeding to set up a corporate entity in order to finance the development of that center. We are preparing to sell stock with regard to this technology. We're not only setting up the water fuel cell corporate entity in itself, but we're also in the process of setting up a non-profit religious organization which is called the World Gospel Foundation of Jesus Christ, where some of the profits of the water fuel cell will be directed to further the gospel.

The technological trust, and dealership seminars

[16:25] At the same time, we are also setting up a technological trust pertaining to the technology, and we're now starting to coordinate this technology with other countries throughout the world.

[16:48] In addition to corporate financing, Water Fuel Cell is also holding dealership seminars for those who will be interested to install the Water Fuel Cell technology in homes, on cars, trucks, or even boats. We do release periodically news releases to this technology. And in the seminars, we also release a form of dealership sales manual, which, as I mentioned earlier in the program, that covers the overview of the technology and discuss some of its ramification and its economic... WTVN-TV, Channel 6, Columbus. This is Action 6 News. The 6 o'clock report, with Tom Ryan and Gail Hogan substituting for Michelle Galean. Larry Cosgrove with the weather and Steve Minnich Sports.

On the six o'clock news

[17:50] Let's get back on land to top our news here at 6 o'clock. An age-old dream becoming a reality. A local inventor has discovered a way, hear this, to use water to run your car. It's a major breakthrough that will no doubt make motorists happy. And as Ralph Robinson explains, the Pentagon is also showing lots of interest in this project. Water has always been considered a precious commodity, but Stan Meyer's invention may make it even more valuable. He has developed what's called a water fuel cell. It has taken the place of his old gas tank. The water fuel cell breaks down water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen. The hydrogen is used to run his dune buggy. I don't care if you use rainwater, well water, city water, ocean water. If you don't have any fresh water, go ahead and use snow. If you don't have any snow available to you, then use salt water because there's no adverse effect to the fuel cell. Myers started working on this project four years ago.

[18:41] He's not a scientist. He isn't even a chemist. In fact, he never graduated from college. Myers was determined, he says, to design something to protect this country from oil embargoes. We have calculated that if we take the dune buggy from Los Angeles to New York, we would roughly use 22 gallons of water. The Pentagon flew a lieutenant colonel in last week to look at Myers' invention. There's talk of possibly using it in the Star Wars defense program and to run army tanks. Myers is currently perfecting a water fuel cell for cars. It will cost about $1,500. He says it won't need any maintenance, and you won't have to replace it. It'll be at least two years before the fuel system goes into mass production. The date happens will be one the fuel industry hates, but it'll put a smile on the face of those who've had to say at one time or another, fill her up. I'm Ralph Robbins on Action 4.

[19:38] Water Fuel Cell Central Operating, USA, 3792 Broadway, Grove City, Ohio, 43123. Your inquiries are certainly welcome.