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Professor Michael Laughton
Michael Laughton, Dean of Engineering at Queen Mary College, London: one of Griffin's party who watched the cell at Grove City in October 1990, the author of the 1992 report on Mey...
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Combined Heat and Power: Executive Summary (1996)
Michael Laughton's executive summary of a 1990s consultative conference on combined heat and power, closing the conference's papers in Applied Energy in 1996: CHP's 80–90% efficien...
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Pulse-pattern electronics after Stanley Meyer: the analogue section (A. Mikas, August 2000)
A German builder's hand-drawn sheet, "Pulsmuster-Elektronik (für H2O-Elektrolyse) nach Stanley Meyer", page 1 of 3, signed A. Mikas and dated 18 August 2000. A precision sawtooth g...
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From transistors to semiconductors: “Birth of new technology 40 years ago”
The AP's feature for the transistor's fortieth anniversary, headlined “Birth of new technology 40 years ago paved the way for modern electronics”. It is not about Meyer. It is here...
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Stanley Meyer Claimed His Car Ran on Water Alone. An Ohio Court Called It Fraud, Then He Died at a Cracker Barrel
A Backfire News piece syndicated on Yahoo Autos for September 2026: the Cracker Barrel collapse, the 1996 fraud judgment, patents that prove nothing, and HHO kits as Meyer's heirs....
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Water-powered car to run in race in Australia
The front page and page 3 of the Grove City Record of 13 September 1990, with Marcia Thompson's four photographs: the buggy, number 24 on its side and H2OCAR on the plate, being re...
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KeelyNet: the Meyer files of 2 January 1991
Two text files on KeelyNet, the Texas free-energy bulletin board, dated 2 January 1991 and contributed by Jim Shaffer: MEYER1.ASC, an all-caps appeal to "UPLOAD IT TO EVERY BBS YOU...
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Hydrogen-powered car due
An AP item of August 1977: Roger Billings of Billings Energy Research Corp., Provo, plans to sell ten hydrogen-converted Datsun B210s at $10,000 that year and a hundred the next. I...
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Stephen R. Gray
Co-inventor with Stanley Meyer of US 3,970,070, the solar heating system filed on 3 September 1975, and of a companion "Light Guide Lens" application filed the same day that never...
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Goal of self-sufficiency fuels tinkerer in search for way to run car on water
The Columbus Citizen-Journal's feature of 26 October 1981, with Dick Garrett's photograph of Meyer at a large octagonal "hydrogen fuel cell", a Bolens riding tractor behind him. It...
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Parting the Water
"Parting the Water", Alex Heard's one-page piece in the "Flights & Fancy" department of the Smithsonian's aviation magazine, on the Water Fuel Cell dealership seminar he attended n...
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Philippe Vandemoortele
The Belgian who funded Stan from 1995 and sat at the table on 20 March 1998. Alpro's creator; the 56 acres on Seeds Road bought in his own name on 17 February 1998 for $1,979,215 a...
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Marc Vancraeyenest
The second Belgian at the Cracker Barrel on 20 March 1998: not an investor but the man brought along for the computers, by Vandemoortele's account. Six years later his equal partne...
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No action now
A Marion Star editorial of July 1984 on Rep. George Hansen of Idaho, convicted of hiding loans, among them $135,000 from three Virginia businessmen whose "water-powered car" he tri...
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Franklin County Probate 457686: the estate of Stanley A. Meyer
The probate court's record of Stanley Meyer's estate, 1998 to 2001: no will, an inventory of about $306,000 and no real estate, the computer searched and the Canadian patents kept...
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Water-power car silenced
On the second day of the 1985 Great Darke County Fair, the Advocate reports that Stan Meyer’s water-powered car will not appear in the junior fair parade after all: its partners sa...
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Water-power car is a new attraction
The Advocate’s 1985 fair section bills Stan Meyer’s water-powered car as something fair-goers will “have a chance to examine” at the Great Darke County Fair, retelling the Grove Ci...
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Letter from Water Fuel Cell: the WFC Notice to Retract
Meyer's reply to New Energy News over its December 1996 summary of the Sunday Times report on the fraud judgment, printed as received on the front page: eight complaints against "t...
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A revolution in energy technology: the House of Lords meeting that was not held
Harold Aspden reports the meeting "Towards Zero Emissions and Sustainable Transport", called for 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday 31 October 1996 in the House of Lords, at which Lord Strath...
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Toby Grotz on the Water Fuel Cell papers, and the SAFE engineers' visit
Toby Grotz, co-author of the 1993 IECEC review that shortlisted Meyer, follows up Gary Johnson's letter: the same kind of error is in Meyer's 1993 symposium paper, and the Swiss As...
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Technical writing skills: Gary Johnson on the Water Fuel Cell papers
The Kansas State electrical engineer whose 1992 IECEC paper Meyer's May 1994 news release said had "confirmed the Water Fuel Cell mode of operability" writes to say it did not: he...
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International Symposium on New Energy, Denver, April 1993: the programme
The advance programme of the International Symposium on New Energy at the Radisson Hotel, Denver, 16 to 18 April 1993, where Meyer gave two sessions: "Atomic Energy Balance of Wate...
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Fusion Facts, June 1992: Danforth's replication, News Release No. 8, and "the lion's share of patents"
Three items in one issue: the editor on Dale Danforth's "Molecular Dissociation of Water", a replication of Meyer's cell that found its best results at 14,372 and 43,430 Hz; a note...
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Speculative Interpretation of Over Unity Experiments Involving Water Electrolysis (Bockris, 1996)
John Bockris's Infinite Energy paper of 1996 gives Meyer a section: "considerable doubt", a hydrogen yield six times Faraday's "IF (a big IF)" the inferred current was right, and M...
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Donna Meyer "of Jerusalem, Israel (formerly Columbus)", 1983
A birth notice of October 1983 placed by Donna Meyer's daughter and son-in-law, which names the maternal grandmother as "Donna Meyer of Jerusalem, Israel (formerly Columbus)". Two...
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Donna Meyer, née Sowalsky, of 2931 Bryden Road, 1981
A graduation notice placed by "Mrs. Donna Meyer, nee Sowalsky, of 2931 Bryden Rd., Columbus" for her daughter, in June 1981. It gives the second Mrs. Meyer's maiden name, which the...
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The Changing Times: General Education and the Vocational Training System in Sri Lanka
A convocation address to graduating technologists in Colombo, November 2010, filed in the US Department of Education's ERIC database. Meyer is held up, beside Francisco Pacheco and...
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Put a Zokwendle in Your Tank!
Alex Heard's free-energy feature for Spy, December 1991, which sets Stanley Meyer against Yoshiro NakaMats. Heard attended one of Meyer's "Dealership Seminars", held "once a month"...
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The Water-Fueled Car
Victor Thorn's piece for American Free Press, posted on 14 March 2013 for the fifteenth anniversary of Meyer's death: the Cracker Barrel dinner and the poisoning story, the water c...
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Jim Wight: Driving on Water
A Close-Up profile of James Wight, Meyer's videographer and West Coast promoter, sitting on the bonnet of a car with the California plate H2O PWRD. He tells the paper he has no dou...