WATER FOR FUEL:

The Stan Myer Method

About the Host

John Rarity is steward of L1 Communitiesa and has a background with product development, business development, supply-chain logistics and manufacturing. He has started and ran a few businesses in the past and is now dedicated to furthering the mission of L1.

Learn to create HHO using the Stan Myer approach

If you’re here, I’m assuming you are already familiar with Stanley Meyer and his water-powered-car from the 1990s. And if you’re not, there’s a video below of him explaining how he converts water to fuel and a link towards the bottom of the page that explains his legacy in full detail.

 

Those of you that are familiar have probably heard dozens of debunkers tell you it’s impossible to power a car using electrolysis. 

Here’s what I know:

  • his tech works and I can show you.
  • he is using electrolysis to create HHO from water BUT he’s not using electrolyte or high amperage. He’s using high voltage and low amps. Listen to the video again, he explains it.
  • many others have followed in his footsteps and succeeded in powering portable generators with water. Not like you may have seen on YouTube – that’s traditional, old-school electrolysis. Those ARE scams.
  • there is a lot of disinformation on this topic, precisely because it’s been a threat to the centralized energy distribution paradigm.

 

I’ll be as honest as I can with you, I’m not the only one building this. I’m actually fairly new at it and you’ll be learning much of the circuitry as I do. I’m learning it from a group (among many) of water-for-fuel afficionados. These are among those un-flashy YouTubers with zero video production who just post a video of one of these and expect you to know what it is and why it matters.

These types of tinkerers are everywhere. And soon, a smart group of them will re-create a water-powered car or boat or generator and NOT try to sell it to Lockheed, etc. Instead, they will share it like I am sharing this with you.

 

I’m not here to sell you a workshop. I’m just here to help lead those that want to learn.

What you’ll get and have access to through this workshop are weekly phone calls, watching me build one from scratch. You’ll get to ask questions, and follow along if you like. We’ll eventually run it so you can see it generate HHO gas. Btw, why is it called HHO? You can try to “Google” that, but we’ll also cover that and many other things about this topic as well.

In the end, I’ll also share with you the exact blue-prints on how to build one, along with videos of working prototypes (the ones I mentioned above) and tons of research on this technology. Including examples of other working designs that powered generators and cars, dating back to the late 1990s and early 2000s.

This workshop is limited to 10 people, and I will begin scheduling calls as soon as we have 5 people registered.

If you want to do your own deep-dive into Stan’s legacy, I highly recommend you check out: Stanslegacy.com

 

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