New Stan Meyer Videos

[rickoff]

Three videos were posted today on YouTube which are stated as being never previously released, and to the best of my recollection I can't remember seeing these before. The first two are each around 30 minutes in length, and the 3rd is about 4 minutes. The first video is the most interesting one because it shows Stan bench testing his electronics for the dune buggy installation and explaining what he is doing. About 20 minutes into this video you see the electronic components installed in the dune buggy and the engine is running and revs up nicely as Stan makes some tweaks on one of the controller cards. Close to the end, at about 29 minutes elapsed time, we see Stan back at the bench and explaining how he uses audible frequencies to scan the water fuel cell to determine a resonance point, at which time the system will lock onto that frequency. The second video is also interesting, but the sound is missing through much of it, and the 3rd video just shows a few components sitting on a tabletop, not focused well, and with no sound.

[thedude]

My my my.. thank you

Great find Rickoff. These gems just kinda keep slipping out into the public eye. I love it!

Thank you.

[HairBear]

Thanks Rick. Isn't the guy explaining the injector pulsing Stephen and not Stan? Who are all the other people in the videos?

[thedude]

Great question HairBear.

Thanks Rick. Isn't the guy explaining the injector pulsing Stephen and not Stan? Who are all the other people in the videos?

Couldn't stop thinking young guy was related to Stan. But the other fellow seems very integral as well. There is definitely a team working here, happily under Stan's Direction. Benevolent looking individuals. I love you!

I seem to have ran into another really interesting series of video of the Denver conference before he died that i've NEVER seen! Let me know if this is as rare as i figured? Strange but not more than 31 views on youtube on it so i grabbed quick and putting up on my site.

Here is 1 of 5 of Stanley Meyer 1997 in Denver and 2 of 5 of Stanley Meyer 1997 in Denver . Not the class room one but different. I'm uploading all of them as we speak so go to...

MrMuxar's channel on youtube where you can find where MrMuxar has all 5 of this series! Thanks MrMuxar! 31 view since oct??? I bet that will go up.

I followed your link to RWG Open Source Research ~Russ
rwg42985's Channel

Wow. All i can say is wow. Didn't really think all this info was available? PLASMA CORE TRANSFORMER!! Need i say more?

I love it and looking forward to watching a lot of Russ's stuff too.

[rickoff]

Thanks Rick. Isn't the guy explaining the injector pulsing Stephen and not Stan? Who are all the other people in the videos?

I think you're right. I saw the gray hair and glasses, and assumed it was Stan because it sounds a lot like him, but I was more interested in looking at the electronics, so didn't notice the face was more youthful than Stan's. I think that is Stan in the white shirt, later on in the video, when they are working on the dune buggy. Beats me who the extras are - probably all relatives.

[StweenyA]

I have read a bit about Mr Meyer's method, (using resonance to weaken the bond etc), and I was reading one of Walter Russell's books last night, and think I made a connection!

It seems like the method Russell talked about is the same as Meyers!

[tutanka]

I have read a bit about Mr Meyer's method, (using resonance to weaken the bond etc), and I was reading one of Walter Russell's books last night, and think I made a connection!

It seems like the method Russell talked about is the same as Meyers!

Hello , a what book of Russel you refer? The secret of life?

[StweenyA]

No, it is in "A new concept of the universe"

[StweenyA]

I would like to post my realization, but feel this is not the thread for it..

Who votes for creating a thread dedicated to understanding and applying Walter Russell's works?

[Aaron]

new thread

StweenyA,

Feel free to start a thread on Russell's work.

There are no real rules on starting threads but it is preferable that anyone
that does at least search first to see if there is an appropriate thread
on the topic already.

If not, go for it. I haven't seen anyone here discuss Russell's work in
relation to weakening bonds in water molecules.

[dambit]

I think a thread on Russell would be great. He has some amazing insights. Many of which are related to this topic.

These new videos are great too. Good to see how the theory was made practical with respect to the individual parts and circuit testing. Very interesting.