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I don't think it was ever Tesla's intention for everyone to have a large
Transmitter or receiver in their backyard. I think he intended to use the Transmitter to
transmit energy from a remote source like a hydro plant, wind farm or large solar
array to a receiver close to the cities which would be like a substation, from
there the output of the receiver would be transformed into 50/60 Hz 120 or 240v
power and distributed by wires just like now. The transmitter - receiver would
eliminate the long distance transmission lines over inaccessible area'a.
People in the country away from the cities could use a small receiver for lighting
and small amounts of power.
In my experiments if a transmitter is switched by solid state means there is only
a very small band of interference ie, I found I can tune in my radio to get 837 AM
which is ABC radio and I can tune the Tesla coil bang on 837 kHz so that the
radio station can be received on both sides of the interference band from the
coil. The field produced is shown by my scope as being perfectly sinusoidal.
Any arcing or ect. would produce broad band interference. Like a spark gap.
If I take a hand held radio and put it near my computer power supply or TV or
just about anything with a switch mode power supply, it hears the interference
from them anyway. There is a lot of electrical noise in the air already.
I have to ask the questions.
Why would everyone want to have a large Tesla transmitter or receiver in
their backyard ?
And why do so many want to be provided with free energy at someone elses expense ?
Hydro plants require a great expense in initial setup and maintenance. Who
would pay to build and maintain the power plant and the transmitter/receivers.
If transformed to regular wired power at the receiving station and distributed
as per normal the same meters would be used. Only people in area's where
there is no distribution would require a small receiver for small amounts of power.
Still energy theft would be a major problem and would likely be impossible to
stop if the system did work as Tesla intended.
To turn off a receiver just disconnect it from the ground and maybe put it out
of tune as well.
Cheers
Transmitter or receiver in their backyard. I think he intended to use the Transmitter to
transmit energy from a remote source like a hydro plant, wind farm or large solar
array to a receiver close to the cities which would be like a substation, from
there the output of the receiver would be transformed into 50/60 Hz 120 or 240v
power and distributed by wires just like now. The transmitter - receiver would
eliminate the long distance transmission lines over inaccessible area'a.
People in the country away from the cities could use a small receiver for lighting
and small amounts of power.
In my experiments if a transmitter is switched by solid state means there is only
a very small band of interference ie, I found I can tune in my radio to get 837 AM
which is ABC radio and I can tune the Tesla coil bang on 837 kHz so that the
radio station can be received on both sides of the interference band from the
coil. The field produced is shown by my scope as being perfectly sinusoidal.
Any arcing or ect. would produce broad band interference. Like a spark gap.
If I take a hand held radio and put it near my computer power supply or TV or
just about anything with a switch mode power supply, it hears the interference
from them anyway. There is a lot of electrical noise in the air already.
I have to ask the questions.
Why would everyone want to have a large Tesla transmitter or receiver in
their backyard ?
And why do so many want to be provided with free energy at someone elses expense ?
Hydro plants require a great expense in initial setup and maintenance. Who
would pay to build and maintain the power plant and the transmitter/receivers.
If transformed to regular wired power at the receiving station and distributed
as per normal the same meters would be used. Only people in area's where
there is no distribution would require a small receiver for small amounts of power.
Still energy theft would be a major problem and would likely be impossible to
stop if the system did work as Tesla intended.
To turn off a receiver just disconnect it from the ground and maybe put it out
of tune as well.
Cheers
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