Stan Meyer Water Fuel Research

This is Stan's Resonant cavity, which is the main fuel cell.
It had many tubes (11) (stainless), of which only 10 were connected.
The second pic is of Stan's control unit, which controlled the resonant cavity.
You can see there is a section for each tube in the resonant cavity, in addition to the section on the left, which is the control for the
steam resonator, which had nothing to do with the resonant cavity, but rather heated the water in the water tank to prevent it from
freezing in those Ohio winters...

Here are some more detailed pictures of Stan's original resonant cavity.
It may be helpful in showing some of the connections and dimensions of the unit.
Note also the pipes are connected in SERIES.
This is the SAME unit used in Stan's dunebuggy, as shown in the still photo from his dunebuggy interview below.
These pics are courtesy of Dynodon, whose diligence made many advances possible

Here are a couple more pics of the resonant cavity unit

Wow!! That's amazing photos! Thanks for sharing. I'll make 3d drawing of it soon. Any ideas on how the resonant cavity was connected to VICs?

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Each of Stan's resonant cavity tubes (shown in pictures above) was connected to it's own VIC coil, shown below.
The red coils are chokes, which help to pull the water molecule apart.
The yellow is the primary coil, the green the feedback coil, and the blue the secondary coil.
This is the more 'advanced cell' the UK documentary mentioned that Stan would not let them even point a camera at.
It does involve resonance and is MUCH more efficient than the demo unit for the patent office shown in the film.
The coils will soon be available. Stay tuned

Update: We have not given up and are actively troubleshooting and analyzing Stan's resonant (dunebuggy) design. There is some confusion as the photos show cells connected in series inside the resonant cavity, but there are 11 Vic cards - how do they connect? The answer is - they don't. Stan and his brother Steve worked on developing the water fuel cell technology and had several different versions / configurations. As they improved the design, they made changes and new components were sometimes used. The resonant cavity which corresponds to the 11 Vic cards is the one currently on the dunebuggy. The resonant cavity shown above from the parts box in a series configuration was for another system / testing. So do not be confused - as with any system being improved there are several versions. The resonant system uses 11 Vic cards, each which corresponds to a single tube cell in the resonant cavity - one additional being the steam resonator to keep the water tank from freezing in the Ohio winter. This design auto maintains the very specific resonant frequency for each cell which changes with water type, water level and temperature. This is the true 'holy grail' once this circuit is successfully replicated.