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The only rival to the Tesla motor is the Keeley one; that would beat it, if it would work. The Keeley Company have called upon Mr. Keeley officially to disclose his secret, or henceforth and for ever...

In our issue of the 18th May, we gave an account of a very interesting investigation made by Professor Galiles Ferraris, of Turin, which had for its object the production of mechanical rotation by the...

To the Editor of Electrical Review: I desire to call your attention to an interesting statement to the effect that Tesla's alternating current motor is anticipated by Varley's automatic electric clock...

From a paper read before the recent meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, New York, and reported in the Electrical World . The actions produced and producible by the agency of...

The object of this invention is to provide an improved method for regulating the current of dynamo electric machines. A 1 and B 1 are the brushes of the main circuit, and C an auxiliary brush. The...

This company has been organized nearly two years, and has devoted that time to perfecting a complete arc-light system, which we take pleasure in presenting to the readers of the Review in this issue...

I trust that the present brief communication will not be interpreted as an effort on my part to put myself on record as a “patent medicine” man, for a serious worker cannot despise anything more than...

United States Patent #514,170 describes an incandescent light bulb, one Which produces light in exactly the manner employed by the sun. This simple mechanism, inexpensive to produce, will generate 20...

Tesla’s Opposition Tesla disagreed with the findings of Einstein’s Theory of Relativity in a number of ways. As far back as the turn of the century, he thought that he had intercepted cosmic rays...

When Jeff Kooistra first reviewed Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla for Infinite Energy #12, he said he was “a veteran of several Tesla reviews.” After plodding through no less than three...