Wesley, have you seen this?
http://www.ic.gc.ca/opic-cipo/cpd/eng/patent/253765/summary.html?query=+253765&start=1&num=50&type=basic_search
Old patent to broadcast 500 kHz. signal on long antenna and receive more power back from earth.
Thanks for all your info and staying power. Don't let the trolls distract you.
Garry

Quote from: Void on January 07, 2019, 06:50:54 PM
Hi Wesley. I got those diagrams from this site:
https://teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla/images/diagram-teslas-wireless-power-system
https://teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla/images/tesla-small-scale-model-wireless-power-system-using-surface-earth-conductor

This is what that  old picture represent.
I did it  because  I was testing my new version of the program used before.
The interesting part of it is that part of inner foil ring connected to coil and capacitor is actively resonating making parallel resonance circuit.
But because rest of the same ring( the bigger part of it)  is also connected to coil and capacitor than coil and capacitor is
acting as a bridge  affecting balance between the two "halves".
This is definitely valid concept.
Wesley

Quote from: stivep on January 08, 2019, 12:40:27 AM
This is what that  old picture represent.
I did it  because  I was testing my new version of the program used before.
The interesting part of it is that part of inner foil ring connected to coil and capacitor is actively resonating making parallel resonance circuit.
But because rest of the same ring( the bigger part of it)  is also connected to coil and capacitor than coil and capacitor is
acting as a bridge  affecting balance between the two "halves".
This is definitely valid concept.
Wesley

Hi Wesley. Nice drawing. To me it looks like the outer ring is not connected to the inner ring,
but Tesla shows an electrostatic field linking the two rings. It is a very interesting setup, and quite large.
It is quite similar in some ways to what they call a magnetic loop antenna these days, but the magnetic loop
antenna doesn't have the outer ring.
All the best...

Quote from: Void on January 08, 2019, 01:22:00 AM
Hi Wesley. Nice drawing. To me it looks like the outer ring is not connected to the inner ring,
but Tesla shows an electrostatic field linking the two rings. It is a very interesting setup, and quite large.
It is quite similar in some ways to what they call a magnetic loop antenna these days, but the magnetic loop
antenna doesn't have the outer ring.
All the best...

there are many variations of a magnetic loop antenna. and yes also with 2 loops if you want so, and many others like made from coax with ore without matching transformer externnal ore transformation just made with 2 diffent loops sices .. depanding on the band you like to work.
How ever .. i postet some pages bevor a link about  voltage and current distribution in such struktures .. well worth to spend a little thinking about.

best regards Jo

Quote from: jojo500 on January 08, 2019, 04:37:36 AM
there are many variations of a magnetic loop antenna. and yes also with 2 loops if you want so,

Hi Jo, yes, I am familiar with the magnetic loop antenna. However, the Tesla drawing doesn't show a loop with
more than one turn, it shows the second larger outer loop not connected to the inner loop, but the inner loop
is almost as large as the outer loop. That is a little different. The drawing also indicates that the two ends of
the coil assembly are 'grounded', I believe, but they are attached to the inner loop, so not sure if that means the
inner loop is grounded or what is meant there.