Art:

Just came across this, was interesting enough to read-it-through;
thought you might enjoy it:

http://www.tfcbooks.com/articles/tws4.htm

Regards,
JS

On 6 Jan, 19:27, John Smith wrote:
Art:

Just came across this, was interesting enough to read-it-through;
thought you might enjoy it:

http://www.tfcbooks.com/articles/tws4.htm

Regards,
JS

Yes it was ok. Ofcourse Tesla like Vincent and Prof Hately and Hart
ignored the king pin of equilibrium thinking resonance and equilibrium
could be equated as the same.
When Tesla started to pump energy into the earth to prove the method
of transferring energy there was a huge explosion in the hinta land of
Russia which westerners were not allowed to view. Thus this was taken
as evidence that energy could be passed thru the ground. What created
the explosion in Russia
is unknown even to this day.( the FBI stole all Teslas records and
destroyed them as they considered Tesla a possible enemy, to the
dismay of science.
The antenna with a capacitive top is just a way to modify
a non resonant antenna by enlarging the capacitive content of the
radiator. That immediately violated the root(LC) ratio required for
Maxwells law thus it is then the "system" that was made resonant
instead of the radiator alone.
John.What interested you most?
Best regards
Art

art wrote:

...
John.What interested you most?
Best regards
Art

Art:

My gawd man! Some things are just meant to be "FUN!" :-D

Tesla interested me, most of any ...

Regards,
JS

On 6 Jan, 22:18, John Smith wrote:
art wrote:

* ...

John.What interested you most?
Best regards
Art

Art:

My gawd man! *Some things are just meant to be "FUN!" *:-D

Tesla interested me, most of any ...

Regards,
JS

Tesla interests me also. If he didn't neglect the principles
of equilibrium he would not have died without notice. Professor
Hately,
Vincent, Hart and many others also failed to take it into account
and also will fade from memory. But without these people we would
not have any thing to print in QST
Art

art wrote:

Tesla interests me also. If he didn't neglect the principles
of equilibrium he would not have died without notice. Professor
Hately,
Vincent, Hart and many others also failed to take it into account
and also will fade from memory. But without these people we would
not have any thing to print in QST
Art

Some might not realize, Tesla and Einstein were friends, they were given
opportunities to "pick each others brains."

The turbine he designed/built is still used today in virtually unaltered
design ... his tesla coils virtually "cover the net" and it is difficult
to conduct a through search on antennas/theory and not to start running
into such ... a truly amazing man for his time--I wonder if he would not
even stand as such if born in our time. But thank goodness he
wasn't--he put us "ahead of the game."

Regards,
JS