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• observation · VIC · 1 Oct 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  Scotchn flex test: no A–B short after removing pin headers and flexing/pressing the windings. The old header termination is now a candidate for the earlier A–B pinning

  - **Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30** — he removed the pin headers, replaced them with longer wire stubs, squeezed and bent all windings and tails, and pressed th...

• observation · VIC · 1 Oct 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  CORRECTION to #3457: the "3.6 Ω A↔B short" was LCR clips touching. Remeasured S–S and F–F = 4.77 MΩ, so the short hypothesis (#3456) is NOT confirmed. The bifilar anomalies are unexplained again; the #3459 retraction stays pending Scotchn's decision

  - Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30 (later the same day): "I just remeasured both S-S and F-F and get 4.77M Ohms. I think my LCR meter clips were touching earlier."...

• letter · 1 Mar 1997 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• letter · 1 Jun 1995 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 1 Nov 1996 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• letter · 1 Jan 1995 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 1 Mar 1993 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 1 Jun 1992 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 29 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 6 Oct 1983 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 4 Jun 1981 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• observation · VIC · 1 Oct 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  RETRACTION at Scotchn's request: notebook #3445–#3458 (2026-09-29/30 bifilar diode tests) are UNSUBSTANTIATED. Do not cite; the tests will be repeated on a new winding

  - **Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30** — "Please wipe todays notes as Unsubstainciated. We'll repeat." - **Scope** — entries #3445, #3446, #3447, #3448, #3449, #34...

• calculation · VIC · 1 Oct 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  Bifilar interwire failure mechanism: partial discharge in the air wedge between enamelled wires; Paschen minimum in air ≈ 305 V, so an interwire stress of a few hundred volts sits at PD onset. Scotchn's ~585 V run is a likely cause. Ceiling for enamel-onl

  Trigger: Scotchn (Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30) believes the A–B short (#3457) happened at "that 585v mark", a run not yet in my notes. Still to establish: where it was...

• observation · VIC · 1 Oct 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  CONFIRMED: Scotchn bifilar A–B insulation breakdown, 3.6 Ω A↔B with both ends open. #3456 hypothesis holds; bench data in #3445–#3455 were taken on a faulted winding. Lesson: a series-connected bifilar puts the full half-winding voltage between adjacent w

  - **Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30** — DMM, both ends of both windings disconnected, "3.6 Ohms A to B ... Fried." Each winding alone reads ~3.8 Ω. So A and B are...

• article · 16 Nov 2010 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 14 Mar 2013 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 1 Dec 1991 · added 2 weeks ago

  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"...

• article · 16 May 1991 · added 2 weeks ago

  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...

• article · 1 Jun 1917 · added 2 weeks ago

  Electricity and Water to Run Our Autos

  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...

• article · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  James Paul Wight and Good News Productions

  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...

• article · 20 Oct 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  Water as Fuel: Update

  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...

• article · 11 Jun 1996 · added 2 weeks ago

  Water Fuel Cell: Conversion Kit for a Car (1996)

  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...

• article · 20 Oct 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  Water Fuel Cell: A Paradigm Shift for Energy Technology

  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.

• transcript · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  The water-powered car, with a road test: the Irondmax copy, transcribed

  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...

• breakthrough · VIC · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  HYPOTHESIS unifying Scotchn's bifilar anomalies: a low-resistance path between As and Bs (the two start leads) would explain u≈0, the C-independent 50/50 split, and the ms-scale diode-shunt tail (τ = L_A/R ≈ 33 mH/~17 Ω ≈ 2 ms)

  - **Context** — Scotchn rig, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30 (#3447–#3455). Topology per drawing: As–A–AF–10.3Ω–cathode|anode–Bs–B–BF–1k–C_t–As. - **Unexplained so far** —...

• observation · VIC · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  #3452/#3453 closed: u≈0 capture was at 1 kΩ; core is varnished with windings over 2 layers Kapton (no DC core path); next test is a 10 Ω diode shunt

  Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30: the pot was at 1 kΩ for the As→Bs capture. So u ≈ 0 (≤ ~1 V vs 45.9 Vpp on the cap) holds WITH 1 kΩ in the loop, which supports #...

• observation · VIC · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  Scotchn 10.3 Ω diode shunt: ms-scale positive CH1 tail (~1.8 V peak, ~0.9 V at 1.1 ms) is NOT probe common-mode error — shorted-lead test flat (277 mVpp noise). Charge budget still rules out current through the cap; the tail must be magnetic pickup in the

  - **Bench** — Scotchn, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30. 10.3 Ω cement (wirewound-style) resistor between the diode cathode and AF; CH1 100X differential, + on the cathode...

• observation · VIC · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  #3452 probe placement confirmed: CH1 + on As, − on Bs (reads −u); CH2 unchanged across the cap. u ≈ 0 to ~2% stands; pot setting still unconfirmed

  Scotchn confirmed, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30: CH1 + = A start (As), CH1 − = B start (Bs), so CH1 = V_As − V_Bs = −u. CH2 unchanged (across the cap per the #3451 draw...

• observation · VIC · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  Scotchn loop drawing settles probe senses: CH2 opposes CH1 around the loop; Math1 (CH1+CH2) = 2× the A-to-B interwinding voltage u (minus V_R); #3450 stands, #3448 current readout conditionally restored

  - **Source** — Scotchn hand drawing, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30. Topology: As -[winding A]- AF - diode CATHODE | ANODE - Bs -[winding B]- BF - R (1k pot) - cap(+) | c...

• observation · VIC · 30 Sep 2026 · added 2 weeks ago

  Scotchn As→Bs test (pending label confirmation): interwinding voltage u ≈ 1.05 Vpp vs ~46 Vpp on CH2 — the two bifilar halves are pinned together to ~2%; simple charge-balance model predicted 19–31 V swing, falsified

  - Scotchn Rigol capture, Discord #neuralstan20-testing 2026-09-30, sent without a caption after I asked for a differential probe across As→Bs (the two start leads). Assumed: CH1 =...