@madhatter
Yes I believe the ground is important too. I mentioned this more to dR-Green and his crystal radio initiative. You also point out is not really suitable for power transmission in the first place.
@ernst
I read your inductance article.
Did you know there was an experiment done with large flywheels, which suggested just such a space inertia existed. They found it took less energy to spin up a flywheel, if it had been previously spun up and stopped recently. As if there was something within or around the flywheel which kept up some of the spinning momentum, even after the flywheel could be physically measured to be completely stationary again.
There is also this paper:
http://www.ovaltech.ca/pdfss/ZPE_Mec...f_englisch.pdf
In which you will actually find mention of Tesla.
This seems very similar to what you suggest in this inductance paper.
Yes I believe the ground is important too. I mentioned this more to dR-Green and his crystal radio initiative. You also point out is not really suitable for power transmission in the first place.
@ernst
I read your inductance article.
Did you know there was an experiment done with large flywheels, which suggested just such a space inertia existed. They found it took less energy to spin up a flywheel, if it had been previously spun up and stopped recently. As if there was something within or around the flywheel which kept up some of the spinning momentum, even after the flywheel could be physically measured to be completely stationary again.
There is also this paper:
http://www.ovaltech.ca/pdfss/ZPE_Mec...f_englisch.pdf
In which you will actually find mention of Tesla.
This seems very similar to what you suggest in this inductance paper.
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