Free Solid State/mechanical energy

[louis]

 

[nat1971a]

.

[lancaIV]

Hello N.,nat1791a,,
I thought that the land-mile has got the lenght of 1680 meters,
so the 50 miles would be 84000 meters !
Am I wrong ?

Sincerely
            dL

p.s.: are all this coil-devices Radon/Thoron receiver and 2-e-converter ?

[Trump]

 

[Charlie_V]

Hahahaha, patent 787412 is exactly what I was talking about when I said Tesla used reflected waves.  His transmission system uses standing waves my friends, not radiant energy.  There is nowhere in this patent where he describes radiant energy - he infact says NOT to use radiant waves (radio waves).  The part where he says the waves produced are not Hertzian or electromagnetic, during his time this is what they called radiation (radiant waves - radio). 

In 1905, the concept of electricity traveling in a wire was WAY different from electricity traveling in the air (radio is a classic example of radiation). Today, we classify all electric waves as electromagnetic (whether they are in a wire or transmitting through space).  So this doesn't hold the same meaning as it did back then, and would make some confused thinking Tesla is using some special, never before seen electric wave.  He is using standard electromagnetic, transverse waves (just like those from a local power company) but he is reflecting them, using the earth as the wire they are reflected on.

The odd multiples Tesla talks about is slightly misleading as well.  His secondary is a quarter wave resonant cavity.  So odd multiples keep it in resonance, these are 1/4λ, 3/4λ, 5/4λ, 7/4λ, 9/4λ, etc. (where λ is the wavelength).  The misleading part is that, if you designed the secondary to have a length of 1/4λ and then started using the different harmonics, you could very possibly get voltage maxima's in the middle of the wire.  Without having the ball on top to suppress sparks, you could get large arcs blasting from different points along the secondary's wire, which would damage the insulation and possibly hurt someone.  If you don't understand any of this, please look up standing waves and quarter wave resonantors at these two sites:

http://www.glenbrook.k12.il.us/gbssci/phys/Class/waves/u10l4b.html
http://www.cord.edu/dept/physics/p128/lecture99_35.html

Yes, Tesla "charges his capacitor" (referring to patent 464666) very differently than you normally would.  That is because this charging is a product of an overlooked resonance in which you are not trying to transmit power from one circuit to the other, but to reflect that power, and in the process make the secondary circuit "ring".  Think of it as those pendulum toys where one pendulum swings down and hits a second one.  The first one stops while the second one swings out and comes back and hits the first one.  And they repeat in that manner.  That is how the Tesla primary and secondary work.  In normal circuits, they place both pendulums swinging together.

How Tesla generates the standing waves is from his transmitter which is basically two LC circuits tuned to have the same resonant frequency but be 90 degrees out of phase.  Just like in all his other patents.  Whatever you want to call it, there is something very special about this and unfortunately at the present time it is rather overlooked.  I think Erfinder is pointing out the right things but he has a very unusual way of describing it, almost a philosophy oppose to a science.  I look forward to hearing more of his ideas/thoughts/descriptions.