Welcome to Stan's Legacy

A tour of the new archive: 10,387 documents, 1,172 photographs, and every one of them cross-referenced to the others. Plus the first of the never-before-seen photos.

The archive's own copy, 12 September 2026 2.9 GB

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Jonathanders 00:01

I'm on my Mac am I in the right place
Chris Bake 00:02

i think so
Jonathanders 00:02

I don't know it says studio
Jonathanders 00:02

I think this is right
Jonathanders 00:03

not in the studio the page before it has a screen up
Chris Bake 00:03

stanslegacy.com/…
Jonathanders 00:03

yes perfect
Jonathanders 00:04

I don't have a mic on my Mac
Jonathanders 00:08

no sound
Jonathanders 00:12

Still no sound
Arkiver1940 guest 00:51

Stan would be proud of the people who are carrying on his legacy
Arkiver1940 guest 00:55

The advent of Ai is accelerating the testing and verification of the technologies which he developed in the 1980-s and 1990s
Arkiver1940 guest 00:56

For the other archivers holding
Chris Bake 01:01

sorry for the technical difficulties :(
Arkiver1940 guest 01:02

Documents , technical bulletins , and photographs this is the place to share. Once the technology is disseminated on the net , it will serve a catalyst for many new breakthroughs in the safe and environmentally friendly generation of power
Jonathanders 01:04

Yes I think its mostly but there seems some work ahead ... and no sound still
Jonathanders 01:05

perhaps it recorded already?
Jonathanders 01:05

yes
Jonathanders 01:10

nice I'm enjoying this
Jonathanders 01:21

thank you
Chris Bake 01:34

Thanks everyone for attending!
Chris Bake 03:59

Yea, the audio was trash for the first hour! wtf.. we'll maybe we have to redo this again

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Chris Bake
EthanCrowder

What was shown

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Gas Generator Voltage Control Circuit
Sm estate misc 014 web

The archive is open. This first episode is a walk through it.

Chris and Ethan introduce themselves and what the site is for: one place holding everything Stan Meyer left — the patents, the memos, the bench notes, the photographs, and fifteen years of forum threads — with every reference between them followed and linked, so a number in a memo takes you to the patent it came from.

We'll show you what's there and how to find it: the library, the patent collection, the reference numerals, the glossary, the waveform and circuit tools, the forums, and the marketplace. Then what's coming next.

And the part we're most pleased about: every month we'll publish a set of photographs nobody outside this archive has ever seen. The first set goes up after this episode. Be here for it.

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Chris Bake · I'm gonna share
Chris Bake · Here my OBS
Chris Bake · It
Chris Bake · this way everybody
Chris Bake · can see I believe
Chris Bake · We show in the room, let's make sure it's coming up here real quick.
Chris Bake · Yeah,
Chris Bake · it should be still going you guys Can you hear me now? Okay,
Chris Bake · it's still working. There's just like a 15 second delay. So it's a little hard for me to
Chris Bake · to guess based on how you're when you guys finally reply but the uh let me make sure that it's showing yeah it's showing okay great so here we go let's try to get through this
Chris Bake · so sorry for all that nastiness but hopefully this will be worth it all we have to share with you today is we recently are going to be
Chris Bake · releasing a a bunch of photos that we've been able to get a hold of
Chris Bake · and uh most of them are coming soon we still don't have them yet uh however we've got a couple here that we can kind of share to kick this off and what we want to do is kind of do something every month as we as they
Chris Bake · trickle into us um we'll be able to get those out in a different segment each time so first couple things
Chris Bake · i want to show are the
Chris Bake · concept behind these are is these are never before foreseeing pictures right so you saw the 721 before they are they were
Chris Bake · from what like I said the Stephen Greer visit and so on and then the ones that Don Gable also took or where he get his from the same place
Chris Bake · but we've been able to find some new ones that were even before those even occurred before those events had occurred.
Chris Bake · And what you're going to see is some of them.
Chris Bake · So there's a picture of some microfilm that was Stan's actual slides.
Chris Bake · When he would give his presentations,
Chris Bake · he would have the overhead lithograph machine or whatever that would project these slides over top.
Chris Bake · So hopefully It would be great if we can actually get the slides, but there's a picture of them that we know they exist.
Chris Bake · These are some articles that we're going to go through here that will eventually be transcribed and published on the site, but for now you can see them.
Chris Bake · This particular one, I have a write-up on it here.
Chris Bake · This is a
Chris Bake · particular one from Sir Admiral Griffin,
Chris Bake · A Paradigm Shift for Energy Technology. technology. So it was a particular article that he wrote to someone over in the UK.
Chris Bake · We'll have some more information on that when we get it transcribed up.
Chris Bake · Here's a couple other examples of, as I mentioned, he was kind of trying to be Stan's right-hand man at being the
Chris Bake · UK arm of selling the dealerships and so on.
Chris Bake · So he was printing up his own
Chris Bake · materials for conversion kits and so on, or working with Stan to create those.
Chris Bake · close
Chris Bake · up of the same one here's
Chris Bake · a real cool motorcycle news article from the UK and it's got a section on the right there with Admiral Griffin basically pushing for the water
Chris Bake · -filled technology here's
Chris Bake · a similar one from motorcycle this is the continuation of it this one actually has Stan in it here Stan is He is portrayed as a NASA
Chris Bake · scientist who also was a millionaire, it says in the text.
Chris Bake · It's quite funny.
Chris Bake · Again,
Chris Bake · we'll have this transcribed and get published at some point.
Chris Bake · Water Fuel of the Future from Energy Magazine, Global Times Magazine, 1997.
Chris Bake · Article mentioning Stan. And here's one from us.
Chris Bake · This is an actual seminar event, an itinerary for a seminar.
Chris Bake · This was an application to get a ticket to go and attend it that Admiral Griffin was putting on.
Chris Bake · This
Chris Bake · is kind of the minutes of a different one that Admiral Griffin was a part of.
Chris Bake · He was the opening speaker, sorry, the second speaker here, where he gave a quick 15-minute kind of presentation on water fuel
Chris Bake · cell conversion kits, what he was kind of pushing.
Chris Bake · Getting juicy.
Chris Bake · Here's
Chris Bake · a new picture of the gas gun, a really good high-quality detail you can see really really close up on the windings and
Chris Bake · the brass screws and stuff that he used on it.
Chris Bake · Here's a new close-up of the VIC-5.
Chris Bake · This one's really interesting because we can see the numbers on the chips, right?
Chris Bake · It was always questionable what was hiding under the 3055.
Chris Bake · You can't see that here. It's cut in the top right, but we can see that there was a tip 120 underneath of it, right?
Chris Bake · Quite similar to how Max built his driver board.
Chris Bake · But in addition to that, there's a 7805, a 5-volt voltage regulator in that card too.
Chris Bake · Now we know power came in, 12 volts came in through these screws on the bottom, obviously.
Chris Bake · And then the other side of the card was the PCB board interface.
Chris Bake · So the whole thing got its power from these screwed terminals here.
Chris Bake · So Stan needed to get a 5-volt supply for it. And that's why that 7805 is there, as well as the diode here on the
Chris Bake · left. And
Chris Bake · it's also kind of apparent, if you zoom in on the electrical tape, that it appears it has some form of varnish on it, perhaps polyurethane or
Chris Bake · something. Stan had this particular enamel or something like that he painted all over the EPGs.
Chris Bake · He spilled it all down the side of his scope that I have out in the garage.
Chris Bake · but you can see the actual coils specifically the primary yellow one top right there's a bit of like a silicone or some kind of uh
Chris Bake · something not dry like an epoxy it seems to still kind of be wet like a petroleum jelly or something perhaps to help insulate
Chris Bake · those where the wires are going in.
Chris Bake · This picture is of the VIC-5 core partially wrapped.
Chris Bake · You
Chris Bake · can see that the coils have been wrapped in some form of white tape.
Chris Bake · Looks like masking tape or packing tape or something perhaps.
Chris Bake · Used wire ties to hold the cores together here.
Chris Bake · Here's a picture of another picture of the of
Chris Bake · the VIC-5 card and now Now you can clearly see the 7805 and the 3055 made in Mexico, interestingly, because
Chris Bake · some of the other pictures show Stan using a lot of Mexico components, capacitors, and some of the other chips.
Chris Bake · But then he also used some 3055s made by RCA, too, a little bit more reliable ones.
Chris Bake · So it was cool to see this. Now you notice you can see the holes drilled for the flat core that was inside here.
Chris Bake · We had a little peephole on the left side, where you can see in there at the core gap.
Chris Bake · Obviously, the one on the right was covered by the pickup coil, so you couldn't really see it.
Chris Bake · Here's a different close-up of this partially wrapped VIC-5 core.
Chris Bake · And this one's very interesting, because it revealed a couple things that we had long suspected.
Chris Bake · expect um the first one is if you look really close uh the two coils that are wrapped uh one is the coil what you're
Chris Bake · looking at it's upside down right so the legs are sticking up so if you were to flip that over vertically end for end the coil at the bottom right would be the secondary
Chris Bake · coil as we just saw on the vic go back the blue coil and one of the red ones is potentially what we're
Chris Bake · seeing here and then what's notable about the secondary coil is that it has four wires which indicates that it's a bi
Chris Bake · -filer wrapped secondary coil speculation also suggests that it's potentially triple insulated wire or thick
Chris Bake · enameled wire that stand intentionally used to you get a little bit better spacing between the wires for the enhanced
Chris Bake · capacitance effect of the coil, not to mention the dual voltage output that you would get from a bi
Chris Bake · -filer secondary.
Chris Bake · And then if you look really, really close down in the bottom left of that secondary coil, you can see a few wraps of that top layer covered by
Chris Bake · tape, but we could see a couple, three or four wraps of that layer and if you look underneath between like wrap two or three there you can see some white some more tape
Chris Bake · was under that top layer which confirms that Stan was spacing the layers in his coils
Chris Bake · specifically his bifiler coils in perhaps in an attempt to nullify parasitic capacitance produced from the
Chris Bake · parallel wrap to wrap capacitance of the bifiler adding layers around above each coil
Chris Bake · is an attempt to then introduce series parasitic capacitance to perhaps nullify the overall net
Chris Bake · parasitic capacitance.
Chris Bake · Also of note in this picture, remember pointing out the weep holes, peep holes that were in the core prior to this
Chris Bake · were round, right? You can see here, there was a round opening, and you could barely see the gap that was in there.
Chris Bake · But in this particular picture, they are oval or oblong.
Chris Bake · They've been routed out a little bit more, and you could physically see both sides of the flat core.
Chris Bake · You can also see a very large shim, plastic shim, that was between it, confirming that he was working with gapping that core.
Chris Bake · And I believe it's been also determined that he had the form of set screws on the ends that would allow those cores to be moved in and out
Chris Bake · and held in place where he wanted them.
Chris Bake · It almost looks like one side was a little bit bigger than the other, but perhaps that's just an artifact of the photo, of a photo effect to
Chris Bake · see this.
Chris Bake · This one's my favorite, and it's the last of the bunch.
Chris Bake · This
Chris Bake · is Stan's 9-cell demo cavity, 18 inch tubes.
Chris Bake · Each tube was individually connected with the toggle switches so that he could selectively turn any of the above on or off to do the different
Chris Bake · testing that he was doing.
Chris Bake · What's most peculiar about this is, if it isn't obvious, is the color of the water that we see
Chris Bake · there. now typically this is a cell that has a lot of hours on it Stan used this thing forever for years he took this to demos and
Chris Bake · stuff it's been raining rain and ran
Chris Bake · so any arguments towards passivation the iron leaching out into the water making a brown or a
Chris Bake · gold color doesn't quite suggest this red color reddish color those of us who have split
Chris Bake · distilled water with high voltage have seen red blood red gunk fill up in the bottoms of their
Chris Bake · cells as perhaps a different type type of reaction, albeit redox or other.
Chris Bake · Max referred to it once as Stanley-Meyer rust, but the indication of the red is something that's perhaps not a chemical
Chris Bake · -based reaction.
Chris Bake · It's interesting to see it here in the water as if it was just running.
Chris Bake · So
Chris Bake · that's it, guys. that's what we have for the secret pictures as I mentioned stay tuned we're going to work on getting a batch of them out to everyone
Chris Bake · every so often as we do another episode focused on that and to try to kind of drum up some interest for
Chris Bake · our group and our everything we're doing I'll
Chris Bake · stop my screen share now sorry
Chris Bake · I didn't get to quite respond to any chats because I was trying to coordinate all this i
Chris Bake · should go back and review those but
Chris Bake · yeah so if you uh would like to register for the website as i mentioned there is uh you can register there go to the sign up place and
Chris Bake · uh fill out your info it'll send you an email you can click that to verify you turn on two-factor authentication
Chris Bake · and you can uh get an account now
Chris Bake · be able to participate in the channels and the forums and so on uh or you could welcome to join discord in the meantime um one thing that we kind of request
Chris Bake · is that people come with the intent to learn uh with where participation is is required
Chris Bake · right there's enough places where there's a million members and all they want to do is complain complain about the conspiracies and share
Chris Bake · memes about this and that or tell the same old story
Chris Bake · guy runs car on water then gets poisoned i
Chris Bake · think most of us are sick of sick of seeing that one over and over and over again but that's all that seems to happen to get out when we do see stand in
Chris Bake · the news from some of these content creators that are out there and so on our goal is definitely going to be to make people aware of all the
Chris Bake · other crap that stand it and how significant it is and all the out-of-the-box efficiencies that come with stan's
Chris Bake · most basic setup that's achievable by everyone right now doesn't require the magic the secrets to the
Chris Bake · resonance and vic's and and resonant action and particle oscillation.
Chris Bake · Doesn't require that. There's out-of-the-box efficiencies to gas purity, gas volume, electrode decomposition,
Chris Bake · all natural water without the need to process it, electrolyte catalysts, and then thermal explosive energy yields.
Chris Bake · All out of the box without solving the magic of Stan that people don't consider when they say, you can't burn water.
Chris Bake · It violates the laws of thermodynamics, which is not true.
Chris Bake · It violates the laws of the conservation of energy, which is not true.
Chris Bake · There's a physical explanation for where the energy comes from in the documentation, as
Chris Bake · Stan said, that we will look to uncover and make known to people.
Chris Bake · So that's what we got. I think we're going to cut it off now. I've I've been talking for an hour and a half, actually.
Chris Bake · No worries.
Chris Bake · Not sure we ever had some audio problems. We had some video problems.
Chris Bake · But we're going to go back and make some updates to the system.
Chris Bake · It's pretty fresh. We just built it over the last couple of days.
Chris Bake · It's a massive streaming platform
Chris Bake · that has a few more kinks to work out. So stay tuned. Things should only get better, as we hope.
Chris Bake · And look forward to seeing people register for the website site and get involved in the community.
Chris Bake · Everyone is welcome. If you don't know anything about electronics, you're still welcome, but you have to understand that there are resource articles and stuff that we can provide to point you in the right place,
Chris Bake · but some prerequisite is going to be required to get people up to speed quickly.
Chris Bake · You know, the clock has always been ticking, but no one knows what time it is, how much
Chris Bake · time is left. So
Chris Bake · thanks everybody for watching and we shall conclude where we look forward to the next episode.