Re: Hidden Tesla Technological System

wbeaty · 2010-11-16T20:44:21+00:00

These forums assume that, later in life, Tesla was crazy, or indulgedin dishonest exaggeration, and his amazing claims could not haveworked.Instead, if you want a group which assumes that Tesla concealed somemajor discoveries; that his later claims were genuine, try "TeslaExperimental" in the link below:Tesla forumsSounds like Bearden's "Scalar" stuff. That work mostly is theory,still no giant Nobel-worthy experimental breakthroughs. There arethousands of alt-theory people out there, far too many to botherwith. But if one of them has come up with some replicableexperimental evidence or some working hardware, that's different.Tesla said this directly in one of his articles. His "World System"was supposed to be totally compatible with an AC power grid running at60Hz. And Tesla of course was the one who determined the 60Hz valuein early Westinghouse days. But this is just an issue of efficiencyand expense. If the USA power grid was 50Hz or 133Hz, perhaps Teslawould just need to add some rotary converters.That's very "Tesla." For example, if we only study their schematics,then his mechanical radio receivers are very obscure.Tesla's receivers: regen coherers in 1899In their actual operation, we find that Tesla was using components formultiple functions, with more than one separate circuit "overlapped"together.I see such things as evidence of a genius mind trying to impressothers, that or perhaps attempting to conceal valuable engineeringtricks from copycat inventors (today it would be a genius softwareengineer who writes convoluted code which nobody else is able to use.)(((((((((((((((((( ( ( ( ( (O) ) ) ) ) )))))))))))))))))))William J. Beaty chem washington edu Research Engineerbillb, amasci com UW Chem Dept, Bagley Hall RM74206-543-6195 Box 351700, Seattle, WA 98195-1700

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Don Kelly 15 years ago

Is that an offer? It may be- but it might be a good idea to ascertain the gender of Autymn before accepting the offer. Don Kelly cross out to reply

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Benj 15 years ago

You'll probably also need the permission of nurse Ratched and a key to the ward as well...

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Autymn D. C. 15 years ago

The proper noun is superfluose.

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John Fields 15 years ago

"Superfluose" is not a proper word, you annoying twit. Plonk.

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Jasen Betts 15 years ago

Proper nouns should be capitalised, but it's an adjective.

?? 100% natural

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Benj 15 years ago

I thought superfluose was a state that some cryogenic liquids can attain...

Anyway, "superfluous" is proper for muttish!

Nurse Ratched doesn't let you talk to other humans much, does she?

Since I brought up the subject of the DSM-IV, have you found yourself in there yet?

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glen herrmannsfeldt 15 years ago

In sci.physics.electromag Benj wrote: (snip, someone wrote)

You mean superfluid?

The other famous (watch Apollo 13 for this one) cryogenic liquid state is supercritical. That is, above the critical point.

Apollo had fans in the oxygen tanks, as it is difficult to measure the amount remaining in the tank. A short in the power wires for the fan caused the explosion. (Previously it wasn't known that teflon would burn in supercritical oxygen.)

-- glen

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Autymn D. C. 15 years ago

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is a proper stem, you cretinose dolt.

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Autymn D. C. 15 years ago

another dolt

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Autymn D. C. 15 years ago

superfluor, superflumen

Keep your imaginary friends and twits to yourself.

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Rich Grise 15 years ago

Well, that didn't take long.

Plonk.

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