Stanley Meyer Explained

[WilbyInebriated]

From what I have seen in peoples capabilities here on this site, with the teachings I posted, a good 15-30% of you here on this site should now be converting your cars to run on water as it's sole source of fuel...

is your car converted to run on water as it's sole source of fuel?

But as Meyer himself sometimes said, "You must learn how to ask the right questions," and I believe now I have done just that.

i believe i did... just previously.

[Mark69]

Willy 

H2O, have you also thought about making a system to supply the gas to run a home furnace?  I think that might be easier in getting people up to speed on this technology.  I would greatly be interested in this before I try this on a car.

[h20power]

My company is bringing out a different part of Stanley Meyer's technology which will not be talked about until it's unveiling as I have stated before my knowledge of Stanley Meyer's technology is vast. I did my part in doing what everyone else before me would not, and that was to give the water for fuel technology away for free. Sure you are going to have to build, design, and everything else that goes along with creating this technology for yourself. But if this is to be a grass roots effort then I say to you, "What are you waiting for!" My company already has it's agenda on which part of his technology it will market. As for what I have converted to use this technology I will not say as this is not the correct place to do that in. This is a WAR for our independence, an energy independence, where the individual is in full control of their own energy needs. The time to act is now for you all are those individuals!

As for a home furnace or those other parts of Stanley Meyer's technology, no I haven't built anything like that as of yet. To tell the truth I haven't even thought of doing so until you just brought it up right now. I will look into it for future projects for I think you are correct there is a need for that too.

[Mark69]

H2O, While I am sure everyone agree with me that we appreciate you sharing everything, the problem is, at least for me, the Meyer stuff is so far above me ability to comprehend the technology.  I have a hard time following most of the threads, as I am a beginner with electronics.  Also, it is pretty scary to be making a modification to ones automobile.  After all, this is a main vehicle for most that can't afford to be damaged by a screw up.
If it is possible, would you make an e book showing exactly how to make this technology, in very simple terms, with a parts list etc.?  I myself would like to start small, a lawn mower motor or small generator to see if my project would be a success before moving on to something much larger.  I definitely would be interested in the conversion for the home furnace as heating ones home is a large expense.  I want to thank you in advance for looking into this and coming up with a plan.

[WilbyInebriated]

My company is bringing out a different part of Stanley Meyer's technology which will not be talked about until it's unveiling as I have stated before my knowledge of Stanley Meyer's technology is vast. I did my part in doing what everyone else before me would not, and that was to give the water for fuel technology away for free. Sure you are going to have to build, design, and everything else that goes along with creating this technology for yourself. But if this is to be a grass roots effort then I say to you, "What are you waiting for!" My company already has it's agenda on which part of his technology it will market. As for what I have converted to use this technology I will not say as this is not the correct place to do that in. This is a WAR for our independence, an energy independence, where the individual is in full control of their own energy needs. The time to act is now for you all are those individuals!

As for a home furnace or those other parts of Stanley Meyer's technology, no I haven't built anything like that as of yet. To tell the truth I haven't even thought of doing so until you just brought it up right now. I will look into it for future projects for I think you are correct there is a need for that too.

so that's a no then... your car isn't converted to run on water as its sole source of fuel.

i find that interesting.