The devices
The named things in Meyer's apparatus — the cards of the Voltage Intensifier Circuit, the cells, the generators. Finer than a subsystem, because somebody asking about the 9XB wants that board rather than the whole circuit.
Voltage Intensifier Circuit
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8XA Amp Inhibiting Circuit 53 records
Two copper wires bifilar wound about a magnetic induction core, to allow amp restriction. Assembled into the coil array it forms what Meyer calls the VIC Multi-Coil Spool Assembly.
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The Big Bobbin 3 records
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VIC Matrix Circuit 1 record
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VIC - Voltage Intensifier Circuit 2 records
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9XA Voltage Intensifier Circuit 12 records
The circuit the whole subsystem is named for. Its component arrangement retards or prevents amp flow, and resonant action occurs when its inductive and capacitive reactance set up the condition.
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9XB Variable Pulse-Width Triggering Circuit 15 records
The triggering card. Replicators build it as a variable pulse frequency generator, and gerbers for the board are in the archive.
Meyer also uses 9XB as a figure number in the Magnetic Spin Generator material, where it shows a variable gate circuit rather than the triggering card. Same designation, two drawings.
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9XC Variable Gate Circuit 1 record
The gating card. The archive holds gerbers for the replication board.
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9XD Gated waveform card 5 records
A card carrying gated waveform of variable amplitude, fed from the voltage regulator.
The sources disagree. Meyer's schematic calls PC9XD the gated variable-amplitude waveform card; the replication notes in this archive title 9XD "The 7805/7812 Voltage Regulator Supply", which is the supply feeding it rather than the card itself. Recorded rather than resolved.
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9XE Sequential Gate Circuit 1 record
The sequencing card. The archive holds gerbers for the replication board.
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The toroidal form of the VIC. In some cases it replaces the rotary circuit 9XG and the 9XA together, restricting amps while attenuating voltage.
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The rotary form of the VIC. Used with resistive wire for the pickup winding to restrict amps further.
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The rotary generator. The archive holds an analysis of it, notes on making the alternator, and its variable speed drive.
Water Fuel Cell
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Adjustible Flat Plate Cell nothing linked yet
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Resonant Cavity 10 records
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Water Fuel Management System 8 records
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WFMS WFMS Retrofit Kit 3 records
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Water Fuel Injection System nothing linked yet
Electrical Particle Generator
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EPG - Magnetic Ar/Fe Gas 1 record
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EPG #1 — Red pump model 1 record
The pump-driven unit. Its Little Giant B-500 was rated for 500 gallons an hour at a lift of one foot, against a specification of 50 inches a second of movement for slurry and 90 for a gaseous medium.
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EPG #2 — Magnetic Spin Generator 3 records
The push-pull coil machine. Meyer's own Magnetic Spin Generator material describes its variable gate circuit connected to both orientations.
The archive holds this unit as a set of twelve photographed figures with no accompanying text. What is known about it is what can be seen.
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EPG #3 — Polynoid Linear Drive 1 record
The linear drive unit. Its coil dividers were reconstructed from measurements taken off the photographs, in four-tube and three-tube forms.
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EPG #4 1 record
One photograph and nothing else. The archive can say this unit exists and is distinct from the other three; it cannot yet say what it is.
Gas Management System
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Gas Management System 37 records
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SBC GMS System 2 records
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VIC-5 Coil 10 records
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Exhaust Air Reclaimer nothing linked yet
Gas Processor
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Gas Processor 51 records
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Optical Thermal Lens 15 records
Steam Resonator
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Steam Resonator 26 records
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Voltage Wave Guides nothing linked yet
General
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Hydrogen Furnace 1 record
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The Solar Silo 1 record
Misc
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1600cc VW Buggy 12 records
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Indy "500" Car nothing linked yet
Unplaced
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Quenching Circuit nothing linked yet
Descriptions here are quoted from a holding in this archive rather than written from general knowledge, and each page says which one. A device added while tagging photographs carries no description until somebody writes one from a source.