Re: those folks at MIT (fwd)

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Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2007 16:13:05 -0700
From: Ed Phillips <evp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: those folks at MIT (fwd)

Hi all,  
       It seems to me that the MIT bunch missed a lot in ther tellling of their 'wonderous new achievement' .    I wonder if they rotated the reciever coil,  oh say about 90�,   how much power they'd get to that light bulb.    For a system to recharge laptops etc.....does the receiver have to be in direct ine with the transmitter?
  Mike"

	God knows what they did because it seemed to me they tried one thing only.  As for the last question no - simplest thing is to run a goil [related to a coil by a typo] around the whole room and have the receive coil axis vertical.  That's what Tesla did in New York and Colorado springs and others have done since.

Ed