RE: physics of wireless transmission?

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Original poster: David Thomson <dwt@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi Langer,

Some people make their points by calling people names, I make my
point by building actual, working models.  After studying Nikola
Tesla's publications, I deduced the proper setup and physics of
his Wardencliffe power transmission station and built a small
test model.  I also happened to have developed a completely new
system of physics, based upon a fluid Aether, which Tesla and
Einstein both wrote favorably about.

In short, Tesla was transmitting power by electrostatically
oscillating the sea of electrons that exists on the Earth's
surface.  You can see that it is possible to do this by examining
the electron jets I produced in this scale model.
http://www.tesla-coil-builder.com/FlatSpiralSolenoidCombo.htm

Tesla did the same thing, but with the Earth.  The electron jets
are standing waves.  Instead of transmitting power through
electromagnetic radiation (which Tesla despised), he mechanically
transmitted power by displacing electrons in the electrostatic
field near the Earth's surface (you could call these
"longitudinal" or "scalar" waves).  It is wireless in the sense
that the electrons are not conducted by wires, but it is
essentially an AC power transmission system that is distributed
over an area, rather than transmitted linearly through wires.

If you want to discuss this with me further, we'll have to do it
at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/teslaresearch/.  The topic of
wireless power transmission has been forbidden by the moderator
of this list several times, and for good reason.  As you can tell
from the highly opinionated views (mine included), this topic
quickly gets heated on this list.  I suspect the moderator will
kill this topic pretty quick, before it gets out of hand.

Dave

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tesla list [mailto:tesla@xxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 7:06 PM
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> Subject: physics of wireless transmission?
>
> Original poster: "Langer Giv'r"
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>
> Hello, I am just curious on the physics of how electrical
> energy is transmitted wirelessly.  Is it like the propogation
> of electromagnetic radiation like radio transmission or is it
> not waves at all?  Are there any sites out there that would
> be helpful towards this inquiry?  It would be great to figure
> out how tesla coils do what they do, thanks for the help!
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