Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter (amplify electricity)

[forest]

Why nobody is interested in Edison article from 1875 I posted ?  What do you think is "etheric force" Edison worked out ? He investigated it in 1875 to the end of 1876 when ....

"There is no evidence of Edison's reaction to criticisms such as those in the New York Times but etheric
force soon drew attention from a quarter that Edison could not ignore. On 10 December Edison's
agent, Norman Miller, wrote inviting him to a meeting with William Orton, president of the telegraph
giant, Western Union. Miller's letter concluded:
I think that you had better bring in a Statement of expenditures and such vouchers as
you have ready, also drawings, etc, and any thing that shows work done and progress
made. The papers are so full of "new force" that I want you to show that it has not
taken up too much of your time.

Edison hoped to secure Western Union's financial backing to establish his purpose-built laboratory at
Menlo Park. The implication of Miller's letter was that Western Union might finance Edison to
produce inventions of commercial value to them, but not to pursue his questionable new force. Edison
must have allayed Orton's concerns, because he signed an agreement with Western Union a few days
later (14 December 1875).

Edison acted in the spirit of his agreement and stopped experimenting with etheric force except for one
final attempt. On 26 December 1875, Edison's laboratory notebook recorded, "an experiment tried
tonight [that] gives a curious result". Figure  2 is the sketch that accompanied the entry.


The left hand side of the sketch shows the apparatus Edison used on 22 November (Figure 1); B, C, D
and E are sheets of tinfoil hung on insulating supports; and the object in the lower right is a darkened
box used to observe the sparks.
The distance between B and E was 100 inches (2.5 m) and, although
there was no wire or other conducting medium between them, Edison noted that they, "received sparks
at intervals although insulated by such space".

This was, indeed, a curious result. What Edison
observed was wireless transmission, confirming Batchelor's speculation of 24 November. Only one
word, "curious", hints at the exceptional nature of the result. "

[forest]

Now I ASK YOU :

how are Electromagnetic waves (radio waves) produced ?

ANSWER PLEASE because it is an issue  of utmost importance!

[Magluvin]

Hey Forest
Radio waves are more magnetic than they are as radiant electricity is described. Supposedly Radiant energy  can travel through anything and everything, where radio waves are restricted by many things as to how far they travel.
From my reading, Tesla was the only one back then that figured out how to utilize radiant energy. A few others had experienced it before him, but Tesla went all the way with it. All the way. Of course Edison had experience with it because he was into dc generators. When the generators were running, there was maybe a couple thousand volts potential there before switched onto the power lines. When the switches were thrown, that is when the radiant pulse blasted everything including the handle that was on the switch, and the person that pulled the switch put himself in danger, some killed, due to making all things conductive of sorts, just for that second that the pulse happened. This was a great reason for Teslas ac idea to become more popular than dc. Tesla said that the radiant pulse does not occur with alternating currents, so it was proven safer. But soon Tesla abandoned most of his ac work to explore these radiant pulse energies. The big tower he had built, most though it was for radio communications, but when they found out it was really for power transmissions, they shut him down.
Mags

[onthecuttingedge2005]

when you can split an electron with a razor blade, I will be impressed.

Jerry

[Magluvin]

Well that is a first for me to posed a position to do such a thing. I would be impressed also.
But splitting the electrons from the aether, a razor blade is not necessary.

Magsplittin