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Tesla's "single wire" circuit adroitly shuttled the current back and forth between two accumulators, instead of using one accumulator and thereby continually destroying the source dipole.
Before one writes off Tesla as "modern" electrodynamicists are prone to do, one should first see Barrett's rigorous quaternion analysis (cited) of Tesla's patented circuits. Barrett showed that, if one increases the topology of the algebra so one can see what Tesla was actually doing, those circuits are shuttling energy (potential) around at will. In other words, Tesla could asymmetrically regauge the circuit and any part of it, as he desired.
Further, the very best of tensor and vector electrodynamics analysis will not even see it. So the Old Master did indeed have a few tricks up his sleeve that modern electrodynamicists have not yet learned. You know, like how to build an overunity power circuit.
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YouTube - Mutli Cap Singlewire Charging
Before one writes off Tesla as "modern" electrodynamicists are prone to do, one should first see Barrett's rigorous quaternion analysis (cited) of Tesla's patented circuits. Barrett showed that, if one increases the topology of the algebra so one can see what Tesla was actually doing, those circuits are shuttling energy (potential) around at will. In other words, Tesla could asymmetrically regauge the circuit and any part of it, as he desired.
Further, the very best of tensor and vector electrodynamics analysis will not even see it. So the Old Master did indeed have a few tricks up his sleeve that modern electrodynamicists have not yet learned. You know, like how to build an overunity power circuit.
The Tom Bearden Website
YouTube - Mutli Cap Singlewire Charging
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