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Attention: Intended for those who understand electronics well and all dangers from high voltage currents! The Tesla transformer, which is in fact a converter of low-frequency currents into high...

On the possibilities of a global system for the production and transmission of electrical energy Today, a range of possibilities are being considered for ensuring the necessary quantities of...

Still during the investigations in Colorado Tesla filed many new patents and thus came into the possibility of entering into contact with financial circles which were to finance the World radio...

Speculations on Unrealized Tesla Ideas Besides many realized inventions, Nikola Tesla also provided a number of unusual ideas which he did not explain in detail. Many discoveries of our time, such as...

On January 7, 1943, in a hotel room in New York, Tesla died at the age of 86. Very soon after the last breath of one of the greatest scientists of our century, an entire chain of events was set in...

Nikola Tesla: Lecture before the New York Academy of Sciences, April 6, 1897 Edited by Leland I. Anderson. Breckenridge, Colo: Twenty First Century Books, 123 pp, 1994. $12.95 "At the close of 1894...

By Curtis Kissel Many Tesla and Oudin coils which are mechanically and electrically correct will not always develop the efficiency or rating expected of them by the constructor. The writer found that...

One of the latest wonders of applied science perhaps is the new Tesla speed indicator put out by the well known Waltham watch concern. Contrary to all previous designs and schemes employed in...

The main part of this clock is a copper disk perfectly balanced in a solution of copper sulphate and sulphuric acid. The disk is fastened on an axle, the latter being horizontal and free to rotate. On...