Reproduces Tesla's hand written letter, now at Columbia University, for an electrical generator that "does not consume fuel"; two papers describe where information for this generator is found in Tesla's writings and analyze how the fuelless generator would operate; Tesla's method for wireless transmission of power through the earth, submarine communication, and Tesla's wireless power transmission technology's possible role in the Tunguska Explosion of 1908 are detailed.
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Oliver Nichelson studied the history of science at Kalamazoo College and as a graduate student at Harvard University. He was a consultant for an antenna R&D company and was the first person in 100 years to make measurements on Tesla's breakthrough electrical design, the bifilar coil, that appears to be 900% more efficient than the standard design. He wrote his first Tesla article in 1977 with best selling author and friend, Chris Bird.
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Fuelles motors,incredible!,
By Costa Ariel (Capital Federal, Buenos Aires Argentina) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Tesla's Fuelless Generator and Wireless Method: Analytical Papers (Plastic Comb)
The only idea of a fuelles motors make me buy this book. And it was a really interesting one, but lacks a more deep explanations. It is a must for Tesla fans
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