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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 7:51:51 PM   
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Foe Meyl I expect that the water is the ground plane and I am not sure if he did or did not have a single wire to it? I know certain people say he did not but none of the videos or lectures show it either way.

So you had no clue what he was doing yet you repeatedly posted the video and stills from said video as evidence Tesla's technology works? And YOU accuse me of lacking integrity?

hardly.

I am leaving room for discussion and debate, thanks for another red herring. you simply dont get it

No, I think I get why you change your spots repeatedly. You pull out any bit of nonsense and loudly proclaim it to be PROOF that Tesla coils work, even though you don't even know the background to the experiments yourself. You proved that by inadvertently admitting you knew nothing about Meyl's experiment. Thanks for that!

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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:30:31 PM   
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Foe Meyl I expect that the water is the ground plane and I am not sure if he did or did not have a single wire to it? I know certain people say he did not but none of the videos or lectures show it either way.

So you had no clue what he was doing yet you repeatedly posted the video and stills from said video as evidence Tesla's technology works? And YOU accuse me of lacking integrity?

hardly.

I am leaving room for discussion and debate, thanks for another red herring. you simply dont get it

No, I think I get why you change your spots repeatedly. You pull out any bit of nonsense and loudly proclaim it to be PROOF that Tesla coils work, even though you don't even know the background to the experiments yourself. You proved that by inadvertently admitting you knew nothing about Meyl's experiment. Thanks for that!


not even owner can top your drama queen bullshit or lucky with your misconstructions and purposeful malinterpretations to spin shit your way at any cost. Its why we all laugh at you. Its not the first time you heard that, in fact you hear it in nearly every thread you post in.

You you know really might want to get a life staighten up your act and stop



all over yourself, but then when thats all you have I suppose its understandable as disguxting as it is.

I am getting a kick out of how green has you by the short hairs and speechless! LMAO





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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:37:54 PM   
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right and I agree. meyl is using a flat coil rather than a can coil and has no resonant 3rd coil, several turn impulse coil so that will drastically change the results. All these things were modifications to improve the results seen with the flat coils. Actually you could add one to the meyl device.

It was my understanding that the only reason he built it, not only for his own experiments to prove out the unified theory and vortices but so schools can easily set them up for demonstrators.

The third coil adds another degree of complexity and series of hurdles to overcome in the system that I do not think are necessary to make the point.

the very kool thing of course is how the energy does not simply blast off into nowhere like radio, but can be completely transfered to the load, and that hertzian style radio absolutely cannot do under any circumstances.


Flat spiral coils are suitable, and an extra coil can be added to it. The flat spirals are suited for transmission of "signals", and the 3 coil arrangement suitable for power transmission. I think this is mainly due to an engineering problem. To get the same frequency a flat spiral would need to be massive, so not practical for constructing and making adjustments etc. I think the extra coil was employed to try and reproduce the effects with the solenoid coil as were produced by the flat spiral. Note the inner turns of a spiral are a smaller diameter and are further from the primary allowing what he called resonant rise. The extra coil is similarly a "resonating coil".

I think the main problem with Meyl's devices is also what makes them nice, the fact it's a PCB. Laying flat on a solid surface reduces its operating velocity.


tep agreed, the 3rd coil creates an artificial termination for telluric, and the can style helical is easier to control the electromagnetic radiation losses.


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RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:46:33 PM   
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the biggest difference as I see it is that the earth is a gigantic sphere shaped conductor. If you put something into one side it can be seen on all sides by comparison simply because you are causing a disturbance that transfers through solids. On the other hand radio wave radiation is the size of a mosquito by comparison so which disturbance will be felt on the opposite side of the earth? Surely by comparison not the microscopic mosquito flapping its wings in air versus thumping on the whole of the earth in resonance with it no less.


I think you posted the diagram of the Telluric wave velocity a few pages back, which may compliment this

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I mean that you have to have in the circuit, inertia. You have to have a large self-inductance in order that you may accomplish two things: First, a comparatively low frequency, which will reduce the radiation of the electromagnetic waves to a comparatively small value, and second, a great resonant effect. That is not possible in an antenna, for instance, of large capacity and small self-inductance. A large capacity and small self-inductance is the poorest kind of circuit which can be constructed; it gives a very small resonant effect. That was the reason why in my experiments in Colorado the energies were 1,000 times greater than in the present antennae.

Counsel

You say the energy was 1,000 times greater. Do you mean that the voltage was increased, or the current, or both?

Tesla

Yes [both]. To be more explicit, I take a very large self-inductance and a comparatively small capacity, which I have constructed in a certain way so that the electricity cannot leak out. I thus obtain a low frequency; but, as you know, the electromagnetic radiation is proportionate to the square root of the capacity divided by the self-induction. I do not permit the energy to go out; I accumulate in that circuit a tremendous energy. When the high potential is attained, if I want to give off electromagnetic waves, I do so, but I prefer to reduce those waves in quantity and pass a current into the earth, because electromagnetic wave energy is not recoverable while that [earth] current is entirely recoverable, being the energy stored in an elastic system.

Counsel

What elastic system do you refer to?

Tesla

I mean this: If you pass a current into a circuit with large self-induction, and no radiation takes place, and you have a low resistance, there is no possibility of this energy getting out into space; therefore, the impressed impulses accumulate.

Counsel

Let's see if I understand this correctly. If you have radiation or electromagnetic waves going from your system, the energy is wasted?

Tesla

Absolutely wasted. From my circuit you can get either electromagnetic waves, 90 percent of electromagnetic waves if you like, and 10 percent in the current energy that passes through the earth. Or, you can reverse the process and get 10 percent of the energy in electromagnetic waves and 90 percent in energy of the current that passes through the earth.

all radio waves are electromagnetic and a total waste of power, they could be powering your lights while telecasting WORLDWIDE WITH NO NEED FOR SATELLITES TO SPY ON YOU


It is just like this: I have invented a knife. The knife can cut with the sharp edge. I tell the man who applies my invention, you must cut with the sharp edge. I know perfectly well you can cut butter with the blunt edge, but my knife is not intended for this. You must not make the antenna give off 90 percent in electromagnetic and 10 percent in current waves, because the electromagnetic waves are lost by the time you are a few arcs around the planet, while the current travels to the uttermost distance of the globe and can be recovered.

This view, by the way, is now confirmed. Note, for instance, the mathematical treatise of Sommerfeld,
  • who shows that my theory is correct, (sounds like peer review to me!) that I was right in my explanations of the phenomena, and that the profession was completely misled. This is the reason why these followers of mine in high frequency currents have made a mistake. They wanted to make high frequency alternators of 200,000 cycles with the idea that they would produce electromagnetic waves, 90 percent in electromagnetic waves and the rest in current energy. I only used low alternations, and I produced 90 percent in current energy and only 10 percent in electromagnetic waves, which are wasted, and that is why I got my results. . . .

    You see, the apparatus which I have devised was an apparatus enabling one to produce tremendous differences of potential and currents in an antenna circuit. These requirements must be fulfilled, whether you transmit by currents of conduction, or whether you transmit by electromagnetic waves. You want high potential currents, you want a great amount of vibratory energy; but you can graduate this vibratory energy. By proper design and choice of wave lengths, you can arrange it so that you get, for instance, 5 percent in these electromagnetic waves and 95 percent in the current that goes through the earth. That is what I am doing. Or you can get, as these radio men, 95 percent in the energy of electromagnetic waves and only 5 percent in the energy of the current. . . . The apparatus is suitable for one or the other method. I am not producing radiation with my system; I am suppressing electromagnetic waves. . . . In my system, you should free yourself of the idea that there is radiation, that the energy is radiated. It is not radiated; it is conserved. . . .




  • ah the court case, nice, this is from hale is it? Do you have the whole case btw?

    I highlighted the pertinent part for a certain someone who cant read, not that it will do any good since that person simply does not get it.

    yep we could all have electric everything and there would be no reason to have asphalt roads any longer.

    ~the jetsons

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 8:52:11 PM   
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    The case remains that R0 repeatedly pulls out every bit of nonsense and loudly proclaims it as proof that Tesla coils work but demonstrated yet again that he doesn't even know the background to the experiments by inadvertently admitting he knew nothing about Meyl's experiment which he had repeatedly cited since around page 8 on this thread, e.g. http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=4121460 - BTW the above is one more of R0's old ploys of repeatedly attacking those he disagrees with by posting up insulting images and commenting repeatedly on bodily activities in relation to the debate. It says a great deal about his fetid ugly wee brain that he tries to silence debate in this way but whats new!

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:04:40 PM   
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    I highlighted the pertinent part for a certain someone who cant read, not that it will do any good since that person simply does not get it.

    yep we could all have electric everything and there would be no reason to have asphalt roads any longer.

    Ah yes, this is comical from the wee chappie who was citing Meyl's work when demanding the existence of longitudinal waves, which would have to be of the contested electro-magnetic variety that Tesla loons spout on about generally because the only alternative is material longitudinal waves which are of course an accepted scientific fact. R0 even posted up http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=4134388 a graphic about Meyl's scalar waves, and then went on to talk rubbish about light which relates to electromagnetic waves!

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    so are you claiming that this wave does not exist?



    We already know and have proven that the speed of light is NOT a constant.



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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:05:20 PM   
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    I already posted several times an IEEE engineer, Dr Green, and Dr Meyl who proved that it works. Go back to your cage Da Nile.

    YOu cant come up with a viable counter argument and I am laughing my ass off!

    YOu had no clue there was ANYTHING but electromagnetic radiation and eiensteins little world. LMAO



    hilarious!



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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:10:24 PM   
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    You have not offered one single secure reputable source to validate any one of your claims despite this thread going on for 22 pages! Feel free to go "LMAO", "LMAO", "LMAO" as much as you want, you have my permission to do so but do us all a favour and go easy on the retarded graphics, if only for your own sake because they are not fooling anyone about the extreme vacuity of your opinions and arguments, rather they reinforce how intellectually dishonest you truly are.

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:28:06 PM   
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    you cant even hold a constructive conversation with green, I knew that from the beginning hence didnt waste my time on you from the beginning other than to laugh at your foolish ludicrous deceptions artifices and pleas to ignorance.

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:34:46 PM   
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    you cant even hold a constructive conversation with green, I knew that from the beginning hence didnt waste my time on you from the beginning other than to laugh at your foolish ludicrous deceptions artifices and pleas to ignorance.

    I had an interesting and may I say polite conversation with Green. It is up to him to determine if it was "constructive" or not - not you Furry. Contrast also how he is able to hold a polite conversation whilst you are only able to educe what would be most charitable to describe as "muck".

    Its funny how you state you didn't waste your time on my posts when in fact you have probably replied to me more than anyone else on this thread. Usually it was your typical strawmanning bullshit that I get a kick out of unravelling. Its most amusing how your little fictional stories cannot even get a grasp the most basic facts to sound semi-plausible! lol

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 9:59:10 PM   
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    F.R. it seems Tesla was talking http://www.tfcbooks.com/tesla/1932-09-11.htm about electromagnetic longitudinal waves (AKA scalar waves) if this article of his is any proof:

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    The so—called Hertz waves are still considered a reality proving that light is electrical in its nature, and also that the ether is capable of transmitting transverse vibrations of frequencies however low. This view has become untenable since I showed that the universal medium is a gaseous body in which only longitudinal pulses can be prop­agated, involving alternating compressions and expansions similar to those produced by sound waves in the air. Thus, a wireless transmitter does not emit Hertz waves which are a myth, but sound waves in the ether, behaving in every respect like those in the air, except that, owing to the great elastic force and extremely small densi­ty of the medium, their speed is that of light.

    Note he contrasts air with ether which was a term substituted for a vacuum in bygone days. He describes these waves as being like sound waves (longitudinal) but running at the speed of light, and presumably (judging by the text) travelling through a vacuum unlike material waves.



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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/16/2012 11:15:48 PM   
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    Anyone who claims Nikola Tesla's theories were bogus needs their head checked.

    Nikola Tesla invented and perfected the light bulb. He worked under Thomas Edison. Edison owned the patent for the lightbulb due to contract. Edison was an idiot who knew business. He also had no idea how to give credit to others.

    Nikola Tesla was the reason that we have the massive electrical grid we do instead of everyone having their own individual generators. You can thank AC current for that. Tesla's idea.

    Radio? Tesla. Not Marconi. "You'll notice they still give out "Marconi" awards instead of "Tesla" awards.

    Long range wireless energy transfer? Tesla. Not "discovered by students at MIT."

    Dynamos used in hydroelectric dams? Tesla.

    The list goes on.


    But that's not really the point of the thread, is it?

    The point is about gasoline.

    Here are the reasons gasoline prices are outrageous:

    1) Inflation
    2) Inflation
    3) Oil companies "profiteering" off of $0.07/gal "gross"
    4) Government (average) taxing $0.47/gal
    5) Government calling Oil companies greedy and inhuman for their "overpriced products" which only go up in price due to government's inability to maintain a currency (see 1 and 2).


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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/17/2012 7:14:30 AM   
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    Anyone who claims Nikola Tesla's theories were bogus needs their head checked.

    Nikola Tesla invented and perfected the light bulb. He worked under Thomas Edison. Edison owned the patent for the lightbulb due to contract. Edison was an idiot who knew business. He also had no idea how to give credit to others.

    Nikola Tesla was the reason that we have the massive electrical grid we do instead of everyone having their own individual generators. You can thank AC current for that. Tesla's idea.

    Radio? Tesla. Not Marconi. "You'll notice they still give out "Marconi" awards instead of "Tesla" awards.

    Long range wireless energy transfer? Tesla. Not "discovered by students at MIT."

    Dynamos used in hydroelectric dams? Tesla.

    The list goes on.

    But that's not really the point of the thread, is it?

    The point is about gasoline.

    I suggest you read back over the thread before checking your own. Actually the topic of the thread was the claim Tesla's wireless transmission system and free energy worked.

    Firstly it is ridiculous to dismiss Edison as an "idiot" who was good at business. Note that no one on here said Tesla was not a great inventor, and he was given due credit for a number of important inventions. You could also make some effort to check some of your "facts". The competing alternative was not individual power generators, neither did Tesla have a role in the invention of the light bulb. He did not invent the dynamo - that credit goes to Faraday - he received patents for some applications of it. None of his work was in isolation. His AC power system, improvements to radio, and development of the AC motor as an alternative to the DC were done on the backs of a lot of related inventions. His AC system won out over the DC equivalent due to the prior invention of the transformer, which allowed high voltage low current AC transmission lines to go great distances. Thus his most impressive work remained within the paradigm of 19th Century science, for which he was admired at the time. After innovating AC transmission, he went off the grid a few years later with wireless power transmission, a technology that would be more fitting to the 22nd Century. Thus it does not follow it must work because his prior work was good.

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/19/2012 3:58:18 PM   
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    I think you shouldn't rule out the possibility that a high intensity resonant circuit could be the sensitive enough to pull in a reasonable signal from the RF in a room. When postulating a theory to explain an unexpected phenomenon other explanations need to be ruled out as well.


    That would be a reasonable hypothesis, however herein lies the advantage of using a "humble oscilloscope" as someone put it earlier. When the receivers are brought into phase unison through the use of a test oscillator as calibration if you will, the received radio signals are OUT OF PHASE. It's not possible that a phase shift of the signal occurs in the room between one side and the other, therefore the only logical conclusion is that they are not the same signal. The audio signal is also phase shifted. Anyone can analyse this from the youtube videos I uploaded, the audio track is the actual received signals, one panned left and the other panned right, so any audio editor or running the signal through an oscilloscope will reveal that side of it in real time to anyone who investigates.

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    I wouldn't think so because generating dams, which had been around for about a quarter of a century by the time Morgan pulled out, are used for conventional energy generation anyway, and cannot be truly regarded as free because they require an immense amount of (private) investment so Tesla seems to have been specifically referring to free energy.


    Everything requires an initial investment, that's the problem. Of course in reality it's all completely free, but humans insist on having made up ideas prevent progress and advancement. The immediate solution if people want free energy is to be the investors, then there is no one to pay bills to. The point being that the energy source is free, and a river compared to coal for example requires no fuel, the river is doing the work by itself whether you are there or not. So it's entirely free apart from "someone" having to pay for the equipment in the first place. Which brings me to the point, how do people ever expect to have any sort of free energy if they want to pay NOTHING, and it's the collective agreement of all those people that makes it cost anything at all? What they are saying through not saying anything, is that they want someone else to pay for it, and give it to them for nothing. Who has to build it and pay for it, when they want to keep their "money" concept and give nothing away? Morgan, being a businessman, had no reason to make such a stupid business move. Everyone is collectively to blame here. Tesla needed money because society demands that money be used, so let's not all blame one person. They could have equally said have all the materials you need to build this invention for free, the world would be a different place now. Anyway that is to say there are very simple and obvious solutions to the "free energy" thing, a water wheel is just an example of technology we've already got when people are looking for some sprouting energy out of thin air solution or something "spage-age". Clearly we are not appreciating and applying what we've already got through trying to get more advanced. I dare say we are getting ahead of ourselves, like an over-enthusiastic hiker who KNOWS the way and continues to advance himself into oblivion because he didn't recognise the effectiveness of a simple paper map. Or something like that

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/19/2012 4:08:44 PM   
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    ah the court case, nice, this is from hale is it? Do you have the whole case btw?

    I highlighted the pertinent part for a certain someone who cant read, not that it will do any good since that person simply does not get it.

    yep we could all have electric everything and there would be no reason to have asphalt roads any longer.

    ~the jetsons


    "NIKOLA TESLA ON HIS WORK WITH ALTERNATING CURRENTS
    and Their Application to Wireless Telegraphy, Telephony and Transmission of Power : An Extended Interview"

    http://www.tfcbooks.com/tesla/nt_on_ac.htm

    Some of it is there, I've got a hard copy of the book. Essential reading for anyone wanting to reproduce the experiments.

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/19/2012 7:08:45 PM   
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    When the receivers are brought into phase unison through the use of a test oscillator as calibration if you will, the received radio signals are OUT OF PHASE. It's not possible that a phase shift of the signal occurs in the room between one side and the other, therefore the only logical conclusion is that they are not the same signal. The audio signal is also phase shifted. Anyone can analyse this from the youtube videos I uploaded, the audio track is the actual received signals, one panned left and the other panned right, so any audio editor or running the signal through an oscilloscope will reveal that side of it in real time to anyone who investigates.

    I assume you mean the crystal receivers are brought into phase. However, the aerials are very different. One features a standard aerial near a window. The other is a tesla coil, the signal going through a completely different electrical mechanism. I don't know if this difference could cause a phase shift but it at least seems like a possibility.


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    I wouldn't think so because generating dams, which had been around for about a quarter of a century by the time Morgan pulled out, are used for conventional energy generation anyway, and cannot be truly regarded as free because they require an immense amount of (private) investment so Tesla seems to have been specifically referring to free energy.

    Everything requires an initial investment, that's the problem. Of course in reality it's all completely free, but humans insist on having made up ideas prevent progress and advancement. The immediate solution if people want free energy is to be the investors, then there is no one to pay bills to. The point being that the energy source is free, and a river compared to coal for example requires no fuel, the river is doing the work by itself whether you are there or not. So it's entirely free apart from "someone" having to pay for the equipment in the first place.

    I agree that energy derived from wind, water or sun can be deemed "free" but you would of course know the investment required to harness it and maintain it is immense. It isn't quite the same as the concept of free-energy technology which requires little or no energy input (or in some cases no investment) as was discussed on here before you were about.

    My point is that Tesla was aware of the pre-existing technology, and aware that it wasn't free. He didn't seem to be proposing some sort of co-operative social project that could allow a community to tap into these technologies but rather a technology that provided freer energy than was previously available.


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    Which brings me to the point, how do people ever expect to have any sort of free energy if they want to pay NOTHING, and it's the collective agreement of all those people that makes it cost anything at all? What they are saying through not saying anything, is that they want someone else to pay for it, and give it to them for nothing. Who has to build it and pay for it, when they want to keep their "money" concept and give nothing away? Morgan, being a businessman, had no reason to make such a stupid business move. Everyone is collectively to blame here. Tesla needed money because society demands that money be used, so let's not all blame one person. They could have equally said have all the materials you need to build this invention for free, the world would be a different place now. Anyway that is to say there are very simple and obvious solutions to the "free energy" thing, a water wheel is just an example of technology we've already got when people are looking for some sprouting energy out of thin air solution or something "spage-age". Clearly we are not appreciating and applying what we've already got through trying to get more advanced. I dare say we are getting ahead of ourselves, like an over-enthusiastic hiker who KNOWS the way and continues to advance himself into oblivion because he didn't recognise the effectiveness of a simple paper map. Or something like that

    I think you are getting into some philosophical territory here. There might need to be some sort of social contract where the people of a society pay for the technology. I suppose the closest today is government owned utilities but again they cost a vast amount to develop and maintain. Taxes go into them and still people have to pay their bills for said utility. I feel that doesn't lend credence to the theory you advance over what Tesla was talking about. You culd retort that companies would have been mostly private in Tesla's time, and that would be true but again he wouldn't be any stranger to what was truly involved in harnessing naturally available technologies like water to drive turbines etc. YMMV as always!

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/20/2012 7:06:30 AM   
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    ah the court case, nice, this is from hale is it? Do you have the whole case btw?

    I highlighted the pertinent part for a certain someone who cant read, not that it will do any good since that person simply does not get it.

    yep we could all have electric everything and there would be no reason to have asphalt roads any longer.

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    "NIKOLA TESLA ON HIS WORK WITH ALTERNATING CURRENTS
    and Their Application to Wireless Telegraphy, Telephony and Transmission of Power : An Extended Interview"

    http://www.tfcbooks.com/tesla/nt_on_ac.htm

    Some of it is there, I've got a hard copy of the book. Essential reading for anyone wanting to reproduce the experiments.



    Is there by any chance a complete version available that you know of?

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/20/2012 7:14:47 AM   
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    I think you shouldn't rule out the possibility that a high intensity resonant circuit could be the sensitive enough to pull in a reasonable signal from the RF in a room. When postulating a theory to explain an unexpected phenomenon other explanations need to be ruled out as well.


    That would be a reasonable hypothesis, however herein lies the advantage of using a "humble oscilloscope" as someone put it earlier. When the receivers are brought into phase unison through the use of a test oscillator as calibration if you will, the received radio signals are OUT OF PHASE. It's not possible that a phase shift of the signal occurs in the room between one side and the other, therefore the only logical conclusion is that they are not the same signal. The audio signal is also phase shifted. Anyone can analyse this from the youtube videos I uploaded, the audio track is the actual received signals, one panned left and the other panned right, so any audio editor or running the signal through an oscilloscope will reveal that side of it in real time to anyone who investigates.



    It would depend on the freq. can spin a radius around the transmitter and each receiver could be on any side of the transmitter and get totally accurate results as long as they are the same radial distance from the transmitter.

    If across the room, one is closer and the other farther, at a high freq would make a difference.






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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/20/2012 7:21:01 AM   
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    I think you are getting into some philosophical territory here. There might need to be some sort of social contract where the people of a society pay for the technology. I suppose the closest today is government owned utilities but again they cost a vast amount to develop and maintain. Taxes go into them and still people have to pay their bills for said utility. I feel that doesn't lend credence to the theory you advance over what Tesla was talking about. You culd retort that companies would have been mostly private in Tesla's time, and that would be true but again he wouldn't be any stranger to what was truly involved in harnessing naturally available technologies like water to drive turbines etc. YMMV as always!


    Sure in the shit system we have today, since commercial interests rule and set true science back 100's and if this shit continues thousands of years.

    Wires are strung down every road and huge coal burning and dangerous nuclear reactors that get destroyed and spew radiation all over us are preferable.

    How foolish is it to say that a damn coil of wire and some metal plates in oil are high cost high maintenance! What a crock of shit.

    ya build it tune it and walk away. done.

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    RE: So who is sick of high gas prices? - 6/20/2012 7:25:38 AM   
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    It shouldn't take a hundred years to get that done.  Done.

    You are the kind of guy that could write the book, 'Does Hydrogen or Oxygen Even Look Like Water?: Disrobing the Frauds in Chemistry'.  That nobody would bother reading. 

    Other than that, you don't belong in scientific, physics, mathematical, legal or any discussion where actual transmission of information may occur. 


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