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I've studied Stan's work for close to 10 years now.

After all those years I still believe Stan discovered something which made it all possible, what he called
"The Electrical Polarization Process".

But as time and research has gone on I've noticed a lot of inconsistencies about Stan's work.
Throughout his work he made some big claims that never came to fruition.

So, how do you guys feel about his work?

Do you think he had reliable systems developed that were ready to sell?

What about the injectors? There is no video or records proving they ever worked....and people who worked with
him even said he didn't get the injectors to work.

Do you think he ran the buggy on the injectors?

What is your overall opinion on what Stan accomplished?

So, we all know Stan's estate was sold several years ago to QCI.....

I just read on another site that the buggy was taken to Canada so the owners would no longer have to pay the previous owner royalties as they were only required to be paid as long as they were operating in the U.S.?

Does anyone else know about this? Has the estate been lost in a black hole forever?

(9/2014 update) Stan's dune buggy is in Canada, it was bought off the Holbrook family for a down payment and royalty of the duplicating was to follow, but was taken to Canada, so the corp. would not have to ay any more money. Stephen Meyer is alive and knew as much as Stan did. An eye witness to the dune buggy sale said the VW engine ran beautifully, they did NOT run it for many buyers. They told most buyers it did not run. It was stored in a 2 story building, with no doors, sealed in a room so no ne could steal it!

Source-http://waterpoweredcar.com/stanmeyer.html

My searches for all of them come up with nothing???

Perhaps these were all small projects that he worked on while employed at different companies that never came to fruition or no credit was given since it was patented by the companies???

As for the truck parts retailer-There should be record of that somewhere?
Interesting thing is while several of his family members have done interviews nothing has ever been mentioned about the truck parts business...

Has anyone been able to confirm the following about Stan's history?

-Truck parts retailer he worked for or owned?
-Work at Battelle?
-Hean monitors for the medical profession?
-Validator system for banking?
-Nivax and Actar systems for oceanography
-EBED concept for Star Wars program

These are all claims Stan has made either in his presentations or in his documents (Mostly in the first pages of the Technical Brief).

Ed, you keep on telling everyone you know it all and your not going to share anything and that your leaving. Why do you keep coming back? Just leave dude. We don't need your infinite intelligence granted to you by the most high.

We're all on these forums to have fun, ask questions and share and help each other. Just the other day a newbie was asking questions about Stan's tech and all you could do was tell him you knew it all and he was behind. No help, no suggestions, no guidance, nothing...

You getting kicked off the forums is not because you know it all, it's because you don't know how to treat other people.

Thanks for the compliments Steve, I appreciate it.

I have tried applying 4kV on a small set of electrodes and your right, even with distilled water the current is so high that it drags the voltage down and the cell only sees about 80V if I remember correctly.

I have a lot more to share and more testing coming up.

[youtube]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TSl6dG37Z50[/youtube]

Part 2 goes more in depth and provides scientific references.

Just explaining my research on one aspect of the VIC.

One problem we've all had is getting voltage to our cells. If you build a VIC to match Stan's you have to gap the core, just like Stan did.

The problem is once you gap the core you introduce a high leakage inductance to the VIC which causes it to have very poor voltage regulation.

So, when you connect the VIC to your cells and pulse the primary coil with 7.8V like I did your voltage across the cell should be 52V (because of the step up transformer) but instead you get 2V across it. This is because of the poor voltage regulation of the VIC.

So what does it mean?
As my measurements show it takes a load impedance greater than 1M ohm to get the full 52V across it when pulsed at 10kHz.

The chokes are not large enough to produce even 100k Ohms impedance at 10kHz.

The high impedance is required to begin to see any appreciable voltage across the cell so where does that impedance come from?

Ronnie stated several years ago you have to get current flowing through the cells first. Once you do you'll begin to produce basic electrolysis.

The gas bubbles produced by electrolysis, many of which stick to the electrodes from tension and electric field forces actually reduce the surface area of the electrodes.

In a previous video I showed that if you reduce electrode surface area by 1/2 while maintaining the same gap the resistance between the electrodes will double.

So, as the gas bubbles form on the electrodes the surface area is reduced which increases the resistance between the electrodes.

As this begins to occur the voltage of the cells starts to increase. Then and only then can you tune into resonance and get the voltages in the kV range.

[youtube]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W-9PdVLU6zw[/youtube]

Let me know what you think.

More to come...

Sounds like what you've got going on has to do with your 'Court' problems and not your Meyer research.

I would bet the people you see are private investigators/instigators meant to get you into more trouble.