The work of Alex Petty .:.
The large image below contains a view of the connections between the various elements of Meyer’s Hydrogen Fracturing technology. You may need to use your browsers “zoom-out” function to see the whole chart. Alternatively you can click on the image to load it in a more manageable way.
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The various card modules of Meyer’s Hydrogen GMS system maps to the schematics in patent WO9207861 in the following manner. Here are the cards installed in the GMS rack. This was the control unit mounted in Meyer’s water powered dune buggy. For a complete tour of the water-powered dune buggy, click this link: [...]
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I am writing today about the “Water as Fuel” Lecture presented by Stanley Meyer at the Denver Marriott in May of 1997. The present video contains a very informative lecture by Stanley Meyer explaining the details of his water fuel cell electrical polarization process which he said could be used to “power cars, trucks, trains, [...]
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The present video was recorded in May of 1992 and contains an interview with Stan Meyer in which he candidly discusses the various components of his water-powered dune buggy. In the first portion of the video, Meyer discusses his purported water splitting technology as implemented in the vehicle. In the second part, he talks about his [...]
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In a statement made by Nikola Tesla on January 12, 1897 (during the Opening Ceremony of his invention of the hydro-electric power station) he said: “We have many a monument of past ages; we have the palaces and pyramids, the temples of the Greek and the cathedrals of Christendom. In them is exemplified the power of men, the greatness of [...]
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With more then 300 million cubic miles of water on the Earth’s surface, its one of the most abundant substances on the planet. Water comprises two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. When these gases are derived from water through electrolysis, they form a combustible gas. The exhaust produced by burning this gas is once again [...]
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A Biologically Modeled Computational Paradigm Nature tends to find the most efficient path forward. The thoughtful may observe and learn from nature’s ingenuity and employ these methods in the development of technology whenever possible. The system that nature has devised for encoding and transmitting complex information is known as [...]
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