Safe One Wire energy transfer by Serbian inventor Milutin Miletic

[slotinnn]

Does anyone succed in a replica?

[blueplanet]

Does anyone succed in a replica?

I successfully replicated Tesla's single-wire electricity transmission some years ago without any AV plug. The idea was exactly as what Tesla proposed. I managed to use the transmitted electricity to drive a motor, not just a fluorescent tube.  Perhaps, if we cannot replicated this inventor's experiment, we could simply try out Tesla's idea. I am sure it will work.

(PS. Yes, I used high voltage and a few kilohertz frequency. )

[blueplanet]

The biggest technical 'glitch' is that there is no such thing as one-wire energy transfer.  Same thing for Peter Lindemann's 1988 clip where he thinks he is demonstrating one-wire energy transfer.  There is AC displacement current traveling through the air that is completing the circuit and acting as the invisible second wire.

Whether it is displacement current or not, Avramenko's invention is sufficient to prove that displacement current can do work.

[slotinnn]

Whether it is displacement current or not, Avramenko's invention is sufficient to prove that displacement current can do work.

Hello blueplanet
thanks for posting your results. I do believe in single wire transmission with high voltage and some khz frecv. because as this high voltage and high frecv the air becomes like a ground .... electron depletion occouring. something at 50 hz has anyone made something?

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I successfully replicated Tesla's single-wire electricity transmission some years ago without any AV plug. The idea was exactly as what Tesla proposed. I managed to use the transmitted electricity to drive a motor, not just a fluorescent tube.  Perhaps, if we cannot replicated this inventor's experiment, we could simply try out Tesla's idea. I am sure it will work.

(PS. Yes, I used high voltage and a few kilohertz frequency. )

For the hell of it, here's a representative---IMHO---of a successful single wire power transmission.   There are prpbably other versions of this kind of setup in the 'Web:

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/afep012.htm
       (I would have liked to have seen a lot longer wire, say, 30' or more.)

--Lee