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Re: Wireless transmission of power,
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- Subject: Re: Wireless transmission of power,
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- Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 11:53:14 -0700
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Original poster: TCBal@xxxxxxx
no, steve, i just try to leave the impression that I am joking. Actually I
don't know much, Yet. I have some degrees, but I obviously know very
little. Why do you think I read the site? To learn. My conclusions may be
wrong, but it is such a wide field...they seem close enough. I really did
cut a coil in half . I really did put juice in the ground. I really did
transmit it to a place (my friend's apartment) forty miles off. It really
did run a commercial radio for a half hour, on and off. The reciever was
exactly the same coil set up, just running "backwards" (hows that for a
scientific concept? "backwards". I mentioned it only in defense of
Tesla. I am sure that many of the people here on this site have succeeded
at this type of thing. They are just too smart to mention it. Sorry now
about the whole thing, and I will probably just try to keep everything to
myself from now on. I just can't deal with all the frightened accusatory
character assassination that seems to go on at Pupman City.