2026-10-09 Smaller site visits (one section per site)

Wikipedia, "Water fuel cell" (en.wikipedia.org)

Raw wikitext via curl: research/pages/wikipedia-water-fuel-cell.txt. [web] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fuel_cell - Cites the Sunday Times (Tony Edwards, "End of road for car that ran on Water", 1 Dec 1996, Features p.12) for: - expert witness Prof. Michael Laughton (Queen Mary, FREng) and Meyer's "lame excuse" for not allowing the car test; - three expert witnesses finding "nothing revolutionary about the cell"; - "gross and egregious fraud" and repayment of "$25,000". - The article tags the "three expert witnesses" claim {{who}}, and does not name the court. The docket (stanslegacy note) shows Fayette County, Willis and Harper, and $40,515.72 garnished. - Anomaly to examine: Laughton was one of the three UK observers who reported favourably in Electronics World in Jan 1991, and in 1996 he is named as the expert witness. Whether he testified, and for which side, is not in the docket transcription. The decision transcript of 11 Sep 1996 would show it.

viXra.org: The Birth of New Technology, 233 pp.

https://vixra.org/pdf/0811.0001v1.pdf [web]. Saved: research/files/vixra-0811.0001-Birth-of-New-Technology-233pp.pdf. - PDF made 25 Aug 2006, from "Microsoft Word - preface.doc". Pages 224-233 add "Replication of Stanley Meyer's Demonstration Electrolyser" by Dave Lawton (Wales), dated 2 Jun 2006. This appendix is not by Meyer. - Lawton's cell: six pairs of 316L tubes, 5 inches long. - Driven by an alternator or by an NE555 / BUZ350 MOSFET circuit. - Current draw: "With just one tube in place, the current draw is about one amp", under 2 A with three tubes, and little more with six. - The appendix gives currents (amps at about 12 V, i.e. tens of watts) but no gas rate. (The replication is "priority 2/3": a builder's report, not a controlled test.) - Page 1 cites "foreign grant license No. 492680 issued July 10, 1989 and ... No. 490606 issued Nov. 15, 1989" as US government permission. This bears on the newsletter's "under a national security review". A USPTO foreign-filing licence is routine ([memory], high confidence); the reviewers should weigh it. - Pages 1-223 appear to be the same brief as the folder copy (222 pp.). Not compared page by page.

Internet Archive (archive.org advancedsearch API)

Query: ("Stanley Meyer" OR "Stan Meyer") AND (water OR fuel) returned 81 items. Listing in research/pages/ia-search.json. Items of interest (none downloaded): - Inventor's own work (priority 1): - "Voltage Disasociation of Water - Stanley Meyer 1992 Global Sciences Congress" (youtube-CIll6TtLvc8); - "1993: Stanley Meyer on One World Government and Alternative Fuel Sources" (youtube-zbOWPkJHCmo); - "Stan Meyer: Fuel From Water" (fuelfromwater2); - "SECRETS OF STANLEY MEYER S WFC Lecture 1.1"; - "Stan Meyer explains the Water Fuel Technology" (xsited-staL1wr07Sg). - Media: "It Runs On Water Stanley Meyer (1995)" (youtube-t98UBY3GhhI), the Channel 4 / Equinox-era documentary. - Related: "A novel method of hydrogen generation by water electrolysis using Short Pulses Power" (2005 text; Shimizu et al.). "Infinite Energy / Water Engines" (2026-09-04). - Many Thingiverse replica parts (builders' interest, not evidence).

tuks.nl (Arend Lammertink's wiki)

• http://www.tuks.nl/wiki/index.php/Main/StanMeyersSecret [web]. Copy: research/pages/tuks-stanmeyerssecret.*. Lammertink argues the first dune-buggy cell was built from scrap tubes of unknown alloy, which would explain why "a working car ... stopped working" and why Meyer had steel samples of two diameters analysed in 1982. This links to the Robert L. Queen affidavit in the 1995 binder. Lammertink claims a COP "of at least 500" for the first prototype by inference from running off the car battery. This is his inference, not a measurement. He notes about 9 minutes of surviving footage of the buggy driving, and that the original was held by the Columbus Dispatch news department.
• http://www.tuks.nl/wiki/index.php/Main/MeyerWFCReplicationProject [web]: a replication plan based on Lawton and Cramton kits. It quotes Patrick Kelly on a UK group running a 5.5 kW generator on about 3 lpm hydroxy gas (second-hand, no data). It relates the effect to Pollack's "exclusion zone" (EZ) water layers, which is related theory (priority 3).

MPG.PuRe: Puteanus et al., IJHE 113 (2025) 478-484

"Efficiency improvement by pulsed water electrolysis: An unjustified hope". Saved: research/files/Puteanus-2025-IJHE-pulsed-electrolysis.pdf. A mainstream related paper (priority 3), labelled as that source's view. It argues, by "a proof using Jensen's inequality" on a standard PEM cell model, "that pulsed electrolysis consistently deteriorates the efficiency of water electrolysis". It does not mention Meyer. It cites Shimizu et al. ("ultra-short-pulse power supply"), the mainstream pulsed-electrolysis work closest to Meyer's pulsed-drive idea. Also listed but not opened: Ghosh et al. 2026 (TU Delft; the curl got an HTML page, not the PDF), "Modulating the current in water electrolysis does not ..." (IJHE).

merlib.lackluster.org (Esa Ruoho's library)

Google hit: "The Water Fuel Cell and the First and Second Laws of ...", tagged Meyer / Southampton / Warsash / 1993. Only the home page was fetched; the item was not reached. Probably a Griffin paper.

UK National Archives Discovery: negative

Queries "water fuel cell" and hydrogen water fuel Meyer (1985-2000): 0 records. The DTI-sponsored report by Queen Mary and Westfield (early 1992) is not catalogued under these terms. Next time try "Queen Mary and Westfield" with DTI, or Laughton.

Grove City Record digital archive (grovecity.advantage-preservation.com): blocked

Southwest Public Libraries, Grove City Record 1901-2011, 63,441 pages. In Chrome, get_page_text returned "Permission denied for reading page content on this domain" (extension site permission). curl returns the search page, but results load by AJAX, so they could not be read. Blocked (Chrome site permission). Retry with site permission or a manual search.

newenergytimes.com: blocked (script)

New Energy News bibliography BIB_R11 (https://newenergytimes.com/v2/archives/fic/BIB_R11/NB_6N11.PDF), listing NEN items on Meyer from 1996-97. curl received an HTML page instead of the PDF. Not tried in Chrome (time). Blocked (script refused).

Google web searches (general)

Queries run and their main hits: - "Stanley Meyer" "water fuel cell" Ramsey Hall court 1996 Franklin County "gross and egregious fraud": only retellings (Scribd, UAP Murders, Facebook). - "Meyer" "Fayette County" "water fuel cell" Ramsey Hall 1996 Common Pleas: led to the stanslegacy Public Notice. - "Meyer" "water fuel cell" DTI report "Queen Mary and Westfield" OR "Perkins Technology" OR "Sussex University": stanslegacy Proof, viXra. - "Laughton" "Meyer" "water" "Sunday Times" 1996 "End of road": copies of Wikipedia only. The Sunday Times original was not found online. - "Mathias Johanson" OR "Matthias Johansson" Meyer "water fuel cell": only copies of the Public Notice. Negative. - "Stanley Meyer" OR "Meyer's water fuel cell" replication "pulsed electrolysis" journal ...: Kelly guide, Academia uploads. - "ultra-short pulse" OR "short pulse" water electrolysis efficiency "International Journal of Hydrogen Energy" Shimizu OR "pulsed voltage" hydrogen: Puteanus 2025, Ghosh 2026. - "Anthony Griffin" admiral "water as fuel" OR "water fuel cell" Meyer 1993 Warsash ...: stanslegacy, merlib, fuel-efficient-vehicles.org. - "Cincione" "Meyer" estate OR administrator OR "water fuel": Google Patents assignments and the stanslegacy probate page. - "Stanley Meyer" Wasserauto OR "Wasser als Treibstoff" "raum&zeit" OR Nieper OR Einsiedeln 1989 (German): negative, only English retellings. - "Meyer" "Grove City" "water fuel" 1980s newspaper "dune buggy" "Columbus Dispatch" 1985 OR ...: tuks.nl, stanslegacy "People who knew Stan" (cites the Columbus Dispatch of 15 Apr 1987). - "Grove City Record" digital archive Southwest Public Libraries newspaper: archive located. - "Puharich" "Meyer" water splitting 4394230 resonance ...: MDPI review (Chrysocheris 2023), NEN bibliography. - NIST "Office of Energy-Related Inventions" Meyer "water fuel cell" ...: no direct web hit. - "Dave Lawton" Meyer replication demonstration electrolyser measured gas rate watts: Kelly chapter 10, tuks. - site:vixra.org "The Birth of New Technology" Meyer - site:worldradiohistory.com "Meyer" "Electronics World" 1991 "Free energy for ever"