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Seventy years before Meyer's patents, Hugo Gernsback's magazine reports a Detroit inventor, Ernest E. Punches, who claims to have solved the gasoline-substitute problem by electrol...
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Jim Wight filmed Meyer's work from the mid-1980s as Good News Productions, invested in it and promoted it from Santa Barbara. What the record says about him, what the archive holds...
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Griffin's paper to the second Gas, Electric & Eco Vehicles seminar on Tuesday 11 June 1996, four months before his death, "with acknowledgements to Mr Stanley A. Meyer": the latest...
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An undated paper by Griffin, signed with his full style, Admiral Sir Anthony Griffin GCB, and not in the archive until now. Title page only, so far.
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Griffin's follow-up to his 1993 Warsash paper, written, he says, more than two years after it, and reporting on what had happened since. The title page and the start of the introdu...
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The dealership tape's narrated tour of the water-powered dune buggy, followed by about six minutes of road-test footage and a closing narration that no other copy in the archive ha...
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Fusion Facts passes on the London Sunday Times report of 1 December 1996, "End of Road for Car That Ran on Water": an Ohio court has found against Meyer on the dealership suit, thr...
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The Fusion Information Center's newsletter summarises the Water Fuel Cell "International News Release" of May 1994, which Meyer sent them: "Military funding is anticipated", thirte...
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Gary Vesperman's 2007 compilation of suppressed energy inventions and its entry on Meyer, pieced together from Electronics World, Meyer's own Public Notice and the coroner's findin...
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Eugene Mallove's Infinite Energy notice of Stan's death was a sceptic's: Stan was "his own worst enemy", and water holds energy "but not in the mode Meyer claimed". The version on...
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The 28th IECEC paper that shortlisted Meyer among eleven promising over-unity claims, filed him under category 4, "Hydrogen Energy", and marked him for documentation, multiple witn...
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Every date the archive can pin to Stanley Meyer, from his parents to the estate sale: Grandview Heights, Ohio State, the Army, three marriages (Saxa, Donna S. and Marilyn Klott), t...
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The zero-point-energy author put the archive on stage at TeslaTech 2026: four and a half minutes on stanslegacy.com and its bench, and the rest of what his talk says about Stan, se...
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An index of the dealership manual's figures by number, from 1 to 37 and the lettered series, with the page of the ETM book for each and the drawing the archive holds beside it: 68...
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A photograph of twenty-nine VHS tapes, with every label transcribed and matched against the archive's films. It includes six master copies from Ukiah in July 1994, two copies of th...
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A Scottish local columnist's history of the electric car, from Robert Davidson of Aberdeen in 1839 to Henry Ford, ends with the inventors who "tried to lead the way" away from comb...
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A Cumbrian local paper announces a Truthseekers meeting at the Sands Arts Centre in Grange-over-Sands: two films, and a talk and demonstration of "water power technology" by John B...
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A San Angelo resident answers a reader on global warming with water: split it for hydrogen, run a model car on a water fuel cell kit, and consider "Inventor Stanley Meyer", who "de...
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Donald P. Walton, the Charminster electronics engineer who had once planned to market Meyer's cell in Britain, writes to the Echo about the pit closures of 1992. It took him "about...
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The Ukiah Daily Journal's guide to SEER '94, the Solar Energy Expo and Rally at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds, 15–17 July 1994. A photograph of Meyer's dune buggy, lettered WATER...
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A paragraph in a Minnesota environment column: a group called the YES Party says running cars on water is "already feasible", that water fuel cell technology was "recently showcase...
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A diary paragraph in the London Independent: a leaflet about the Water Fuel Cell, "impressively detailed diagrams included", handed to a colleague at an energy conference, with its...
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Five words in the Sunday classifieds of Santa Barbara, 1988: "The Water Fuel Cell Will Win At Indy!" No name, no telephone number. Santa Barbara was where James Wight, Meyer's vide...
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James Wight, who filmed Meyer's work and promoted it, answers the Independent's gossip column, which had called the water car the latest "car runs on water" scam. His correction is...
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The earliest of the archive's Bournemouth cuttings, eight months before the first Greenwatch column. F & S Marketing of Hamworthy, Poole — Anthony Harvard-Bailey and the electronic...
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An Associated Press motoring piece from 1961, twenty years before Meyer, with "water fuel cell" in the headline. It is about the hydrogen–oxygen fuel cell, not about splitting wate...
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All thirty-two numbered equations in Meyer's Technical Brief, typed out beside the printed originals, with where each is printed and how it compares with the textbook form. Twenty-...
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The Yale and South Carolina group that first put a current through a single molecule, writing up how they did it. The molecule sat between two gold tips held steady to picometres....
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A Nigerian newspaper column, published on the anniversary of Meyer's death, that uses him as its example of an inventor destroyed by 'enigmatic cabals' before turning to Nigerian g...
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Fleming showed that a condenser cancels a coil's inductance 'only… for one particular frequency', and that a leaky condenser moves that frequency. Meyer's water moves as it gasses...
