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BUT BUT BUT

IEEE engineer steve jackson demonstrates it powering a fan using Dr Meyls tesla transmission coil demonstrator.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuehDylES_A


Now what?

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ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras

I think R0 got the idea of the Tesla car from the occasional threads on the Interweb about his theories. In some versions he (Tesla, not R0) drove to Nu Yorke in a modified car that could reach speeds of 90 miles per hour. Thats pretty impressive in 1931! Even more impressive was that it had no energy source except the um... cosmic aether. It used a mysterous black box with twelve tubes. Even Wiki has an entry on the story http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_electric_car - now there's some real proof for Ron of a working model as the guy who came up with the story 25 years after Tesla's death was related to Tesla, and those tubes could be cranked to get some great sounds...

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

I see no blue corona on the terminals, please provide me with the facts.

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Yeah, he has only to find the son of Peter Savo... In Fact I bet I know where he is!

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ORIGINAL: Real0ne

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ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras
I think R0 got the idea of the Tesla car from the occasional threads on the Interweb about his theories. In some versions he (Tesla, not R0) drove to Nu Yorke in a modified car that could reach speeds of 90 miles per hour. Thats pretty impressive in 1931! Even more impressive was that it had no energy source except the um... cosmic aether. It used a mysterous black box with twelve tubes. Even Wiki has an entry on the story http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_electric_car - now there's some real proof for Ron of a working model as the guy who came up with the story 25 years after Tesla's death was related to Tesla, and those tubes could be cranked to get some great sounds...

but wiki said he did it, and who are YOU to argue with wiki?

LMAO

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In Colorado Springs Tesla carried out various long distance wireless transmission-reception experiments. Tesla effect is the application of a type of electrical conduction (that is, the movement of energy through space and matter; not just the production of voltage across a conductor). Through longitudinal waves,[citation needed] Tesla transferred energy to receiving devices. He sent electrostatic forces through natural media across a conductor situated in the changing magnetic flux and transferred electrical energy to a wireless receiver.

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0 clearly said transverse waves.... not that there is any magic about either.  The other deedoodeedoo said (just before citation needed) longitudinal waves.

With pictures for our friends who dont give a shit, when making much ado about nothing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transverse_wave
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longitudinal_wave

Personally, if you could get standing waves out of the fucking things, you still wouldn't have any more than a dick in one hand and a whiskey bottle in the other. 

The Electro Magnetic Spectrum is not gonna carry your electricity when and where you want it in the organization you want it in.

First off, the entire World Gubfia cannot afford such transmitters (were they possible, which they ain't----that pesky magnetic shit they always tack onto the electro part), and the second  reason will be left as an exercise to the reader (here's a hint, it is embedded in the first one, using these things >>>> '( )').

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ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras
I think R0 got the idea of the Tesla car from the occasional threads on the Interweb about his theories. In some versions he (Tesla, not R0) drove to Nu Yorke in a modified car that could reach speeds of 90 miles per hour. Thats pretty impressive in 1931! Even more impressive was that it had no energy source except the um... cosmic aether. It used a mysterous black box with twelve tubes. Even Wiki has an entry on the story http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_electric_car - now there's some real proof for Ron of a working model as the guy who came up with the story 25 years after Tesla's death was related to Tesla, and those tubes could be cranked to get some great sounds...

but wiki said he did it, and who are YOU to argue with wiki?

LMAO

This from a guy who treats guys dicking about in their basements as incontestable proof that the laws of physics (and Gubmemamafiafia) are wrong?

It wasn’t merely wiki “saying it”, these nutty stories are all over the web. I suggest you store up your “LMAO’s” for another occasion!

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In Colorado Springs Tesla carried out various long distance wireless transmission-reception experiments. Tesla effect is the application of a type of electrical conduction (that is, the movement of energy through space and matter; not just the production of voltage across a conductor). Through longitudinal waves,[citation needed] Tesla transferred energy to receiving devices. He sent electrostatic forces through natural media across a conductor situated in the changing magnetic flux and transferred electrical energy to a wireless receiver.

Here R0 quotes another wiki page. Wiki is widely known to be an open source forum so it cannot be treated as gospel because even illooninati like R0 could post up "facts". The quality of each entry depends on whether it is well sourced as the pages I linked to here were. Note the little "[citation needed]" when longitudinal waves are mentioned!