"Nobody ever tested Stan Meyer's water fuel cell." Here's everyone who did.

They say nobody ever tested Stan Meyer's water fuel cell. A former Controller of the Royal Navy watched it four times and wrote down what he saw. A British team reported it in Electronics World in 1991. Engineers from Perkins Technology sat at his bench in 1992 and lit the gas with a match. And there are sworn affidavits from 1982. Plus his nine-tube cell, photographed in 2008, still full of brown water. Every witness, every page: stanslegacy.com/proof

About the voices. The narrator is NeuralStan, an AI voice the archive uses for its made films. Where you hear Stan Meyer, it is Stan: every word of his is cut from an original recording, and nothing he says was synthesised.

Sources

• Stan Meyer lecture · Colorado Springs, 1991 · GlobalKast master
• Stan Meyer's nine-tube cell · 2008 · © Stan's Legacy
• Stan Meyer's nine-tube cell · 2008 · © Stan's Legacy
• Stan Meyer's nine-tube cell · 2008 · © Stan's Legacy
• Admiral Sir Anthony Griffin at the Grove City lab · Meyer's 1995 report
• Perkins Technology's engineers with Stan Meyer · October 1992 · Meyer's 1995 report
• Affidavit, 2 December 1982 · Meyer's 1995 report
• Admiral Sir Anthony Griffin, Water As Fuel, Southampton Institute, Warsash, September 1993: "I have now personally witnessed it 4 times" — stanslegacy.com
• Keith Hindley, Free energy for ever?, Electronics World + Wireless World, January 1991 — stanslegacy.com
• Perkins Technology Ltd and Admiral Griffin, account of the visit of 6 to 8 October 1992, in Meyer's 1995 report — stanslegacy.com
• Affidavits and witnessed water-collection tests, December 1982, in Meyer's 1995 report — stanslegacy.com
• Stan Meyer, Colorado Springs, 1991, at 16:39 — stanslegacy.com
• The Proof page: stanslegacy.com/proof
• Photographs of the nine-tube cell: Charlie Holbrook's basement collection, 2008. © Stan's Legacy; ask before republishing.