Safe One Wire energy transfer by Serbian inventor Milutin Miletic

[IotaYodi]

Another catch: he transmits more power through thinner wire.

May be using high frequency currents and its skin effects.

There is one contradicting factor: he said we can safely cut the wire

Could be some type of fault interrupter.

The electroplating is interesting. With the thinner layers possibly using high frequency currents and its skin effects ,it may be what hes doing.

Wonder if this type of scheme might work on solid iron core coils. An iron core,insulation,copper plating,insulation,iron tube or iron electroplating,insulation,copper plating and so on.  As mentioned just like a capacitor.

[NickZ]

  Somehow this reminds me of what Otto from Zagreb, had mentioned about using the tin plated copper wire for the TPU device replications, working as a semiconductor at room temps. There might be some similarities.
  I can see the metal electroplating of the wire as the easy part, but what is used for the insulator layer, and how is that electroplated???
I hope this idea gets the patent so that we can know more about it.
  Maybe it can be connected to solar panels instead of using grid power.

[CompuTutor]

Insulation is a coating,
could be dipped and drawn,
or attracted by electro-spray,
like they do for cars, etc.

The thickness could be controlled by viscosity the first way,
and by time of doposition in the second method (before the heat curing).

[FatBird]

I sure wish we could figure out how he did that.
It's a shame he won't share it with the world.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I sure wish we could figure out how he did that.

Don't we all.  Radiant high voltage from a Tesla hairpin circuit can be safely handled in a bowl of water.  Is his circuit that safe?

It's a shame he won't share it with the world.

Some people are greedy.  Other are afraid.  A few may be both.  But, I agree with you.  I'd just like to look at a schematic.

--Lee