Lab and workshop tapes

Stan alone to camera in the Broadway laboratory: the dealership programme, the atomic yield of water, the airstrip with its 4,800-foot strip, 1987 as a fantastic year, and the six...

The narrated sales tape: the water-powered dune buggy described part by part, the fuel cell demonstrated, and the EPG and magnetic spin generator explained schematically.

A news report of the car on Capitol Hill, then Stan in the workshop with visitors: the basic lab unit, a hand on the cell as the voltage rises, and the flame.

A five-minute fragment at Deer Creek: deregulating a car alternator, and a longitudinal resonant cavity.

Two and a half minutes of local television from Colorado Springs, Kurt Goff reporting on Stan's announcement at the Extraordinary Science conference.

A television segment, Project Energy with David Schechter, on Stephen Meyer's water-modified fuel in the years after Stan's death, with Matt Simmons and Randy Udall on oil. Stephen...

Four television reports on one tape: Channel 6 Columbus in 1986, the earliest footage of the buggy, with the Pentagon's lieutenant colonel and the 22 gallons from Los Angeles to Ne...

The accelerator range and the injector block, the gas pedal converted to a signal, the overspeed trip, taking the engine's rotation off the distributor, the light guides, four inje...

Thirteen minutes of Stan to camera: the NASA hydrogen study in his files, the atomic yield of water, the Canadian patents, the voltage intensifier circuit, the resonant cavity, the...

The dune buggy started and run on natural water for the camera, with pressure, voltage and current called out — thirteen and three quarter pounds, five volts, two amps — the gas ta...

Stan shows the first cell he used, the one taken to the patent office: a sixteenth of an inch between the tubes, some 3,800 hours on it, and a claimed decomposition rate of one ten...

A television segment on the dune buggy — any form of natural water, no chemicals added, 65 miles an hour on 60 miles to the gallon, the offer of "well over a billion dollars in col...