Re: Tesla Museum - Belgrade - Get those missing papers!!!

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Original poster: "G by way of Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <bog-at-cinci.rr-dot-com>

Hello,

I am not sure about this, but Tesla's 'carbon button' lamp produced strong 
X-rays. This may be what he was referring to?

goodbye.
Gregory

>Original poster: "Nebojsa Kovacevic by way of Terry Fritz 
><teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <morfeus-at-eunet.yu>
>
>73
>
>Hello All,
>
>Well, I have seen in the past week some papers in the Museum, for I was
>searching through a room filled with his stuff. I held a paper in my hand,
>even Tesla`s fingertips on it, some diagrams, few words, it would take some
>time to get into all that. Whe you are holding such a paper, it is very
>obvious from the very beggining, that he didn`t draw all that for the public
>eyes, but only for himself. Like all of us do from time to time. Right now,
>there is still a lot of work in the Museum, to sort all his papers in order.
>While I was there, the director of the Museum, along with few of us was
>trying to find some plans of a device he used to place on the top of the
>terminal (easy to build, but as he said, 'very dangerous and deathly rays'),
>but we couldn`t find it at the time-another day I hope. But believe me,
>after seeing those plans, you can not even imagine, how powerfull machines
>most of you have.
>It is very interesting to note, after all these years, that no one wanted to
>look through these papers. I am planing, if all goes well with my free time,
>to start a serious search through all the papers I can find. I even saw some
>photographs, (there are over 2000 of them there-photographic plates), which
>I have never seen before, some related to his Colorado Springs experiments,
>but never putted in the book.
>There is still much to do. His coils, - electrical pumps - are only the
>beggining.
>
>And for you Zorane, if you come, we shell meet there. I have something to
>show you. Also, before anything else, my little coil, which I have build for
>the Museum, only 360W, small, but mostly because there is not much space in
>the Museum - you would be surprised how little. They have a big coil, which
>was built in 1950. and is only a representing non-working model.
>I am planing now to build two more coils, bigger than this one of course, so
>now we are trying to find some parts that I need. Hopefully, they will be
>finished in a few months. Then, I will show you something new I am
>preparing, based on some of his papers.
>
>Till then,
>
>Regards,
>Nele
>
>          -Nikola Tesla Muzej Beograd Jugoslavija-
>www.tesla-museum-dot-org    e-mail: ntmuseum-at-eunet.yu
>
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>Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 16:07 PM
>Subject: Re: Tesla Museum - Belgrade - Get those missing papers!!!
>
>
>  > Original poster: "Dr. Resonance by way of Terry Fritz
><teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <resonance-at-jvlnet-dot-com>
>  >
>  >
>  > Be sure to get a copy of Richard Hull's analysis of Tesla's Col. Springs
>>  work --- it's an excellent analysis and has clear explanations of what he
>>  envisioned Tesla was thinking from day to day as he progressed with his
>>  work.
>>
>>  Dr. Resonance
>>
>>  Resonance Research Corporation
>>  E11870 Shadylane Rd.
>>  Baraboo   WI   53913
>>   >
>>   > Anyways, I borrowed Tesla's Colorado Spring Notes from the engineering
>>   > library here at work (first time i've seen it) which was produced by
>the
>>   > Belgrade Museum and its definitely
>>   > an awesome book.  I'm going to have to order my own book from Amazon!
>>   > Completely filled with tesla coil / air transformer data and
>experiements
>>   > and some cool pictures as well.
>>



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