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Stan’s Legacy

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Water Fuel Secrets

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Water Fuel Secrets - Test Set and Info

Hi Aaron,

It is good you have collected some information regarding Mr. Stanley Meyer's Waterfuelcell into a book, of sorts, and are offering to the public at large.

However, you may be pushing it a bit should you claim your publication might be an authoritative "WATER FUEL SECRETS" based solely upon moderating the HHO burn with an inert gas [nitrogen].

To your credit I am pleased to see you did offer qualifying statements indicating you have not actually built a working Waterfuelcell system.

Your segmenting Meyer's work chronologically I believe is a very good approach - separate Farady electrolysis from pulsed high voltage dissociation - understanding Meyer's early dissociation from his later perfection of electronic resonance {current limiting}; cell mechanical resonance {atom/molecule collisions via electrode spacing}; and, very importantly, his recognition of the atomic hydrogen state.

Energy levels of hydrogen over that of hydrocarbon fuel for dissociation (and electrolysis) are around 3.5; whereas atomic hydrogen is about 10+. It also appears the "burn rates" of hydrogen are different as well (Meyer and others have published a variety of equivalency chats). This is where the inert gas is required to moderate the burn rate in an effort to mimmic petrol.

As a side note: refer to the Popp engine [Noble Gas Engine] where helium, hydrogen, etc. are used as a fuel by elevating the gas to an atomic state.

Anyway, to assist in your studies of Meyer's techniques here is a link to a Test Set I developed a while back:

HHO Hydroxy Test Setup :: Create the Future Design Contest

Note, in this Test Set, the para/ortho hydrogen states also refer to atomic state.

Good luck to all - the fundamentals are there, Meyer's technology has been proven - commercialization is the final stage.