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Projects by members => Projects by members => J. Miller => Topic started by: jim miller on November 30, 2013, 01:50:16 am
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Here Stan is holding up a previously unknown manual. This is the "Advanced Technology Manual" provided to the US and other governments.
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We have just recently put together and released to certain areas of the military and to several sections of the federal government,as well as to foreign governments, the release of very advanced forms of technology..
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1 Stan in office holding up one of the manuals
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3. Charlie and friend discussing plans for the Corporate Center
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The advanced tech manual was never found at Stan's estate?
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I don't believe he was talking about anything unfound.
That cover looks like the cover to the big manual I have or could just be the plain Dealership Manual.
Of course there are no secrets revealed in any of them.
This video was made in about 1992 I think.
Meyer called the book a "Technical Brief"
I'm will to bet it is the same thing to which he refers.
Time will tell....If there wasn't anything like a manual he described in the Estate assets...
.....It probably is the Tech Manual calling what he called it.
Just my view....
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You are probably right, nothing new. When I enhance the title is think it says Technolgical Brief.
regards
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The video from which these stills
came "Stanley Meyer Dealership Video #2"
(Take 1) has been released in its entirety in
a watermarked form on YouTube
on 25 Dec 2015
The date of the original VHS tape is
circa 1992?
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The video from which these stills
came "Stanley Meyer Dealership Video #2"
(Take 1) has been released in its entirety in
a watermarked form on YouTube
on 25 Dec 2015
The date of the original VHS tape is
circa 1992?
The quality of the video is kind of weak.
It blips a bunch and has static lines across it also.
Maybe use a better VHS player.
The tape itself should be fine.
Regards,
JP
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The video gurus had a second generation vhs
Tape converted to digital and used pixel averaging
to try to clean it up The tape was about 25
Years old pretty brittle and also prone to stretch
As I understand it, further attempts to play might
Destroy it so I guess that's as good as it gets