Mike Carrell wrote: > > > Tesla did not 'pump energy into the earth'. He had a large antenna atop his > Colorado transmitter and the idea was to pump energy into the cavity formed > by the earth and the conductive ionosphere. Reportedly he was able to light > a lamp at some distance without a wired connection. "Lamp" in this context > does not necessarily mean an incandescent lamp, which has low resistance, > but could be any of several versions of high frequency 'lamps' which Tesla > demonstrated at various times. Supposedly his backers withdrew support when > they realized that there would be no way to meter and charge for the power > drawn. Tesla's system would have generated enormous broad spectrum radio > noise which would have prevented the growth of AM radio broadcasting. The RF > energy density would currently be regarded as a health hazard. > Judging by the Tesla Cults that pervade the Internet, I think Tesla himself was/is a health hazard.
OTOH, CQ up in Canada seems to be in good health. :-) A recent survey stated that "Canadians are in better health than Americans". Could this be because Canadians that get sick, just die quick? Fred > > Mike Carrell > > >
