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Nikola Tesla, in the Electrical Review , New York, October 26 . Condensed for Public Opinion My invention comprises a novel method or system for the transmission of electrical energy without the...

The Institute for Electrical Engineering "Nikola Tesla" in Belgrade Committed "surfers" on the Internet have certainly noticed that, only a while ago, the top secret label was removed from a part of...

(Translated from German) In a lecture held on May 16 of this year before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Mr. Nikola Tesla reports on a new system of alternating current motors and...

* Paper read before the Society of Arts, March 30th, 1898. (Continued from Telegraphy Across Space - Part 1/2 .) II - Induction Methods One must not close this section without reverting to a most...

* Paper read before the Society of Arts, March 30th, 1898. There is no such thing as wireless telegraphy. True, one can send signals for a distance of a yard or two without any wires, but in all the...

The Electrical Review , N.Y., of October 26th , gives a description of a new method of electric power transmission invented and patented by Tesla, the well-known electrician. The description appears...

The next time you turn on your fluorescent lights, THINK TESLA. The next time you run your dishwasher or clothes-washer, THINK TESLA. The next time you turn on your radio or TV, THINK TESLA. The next...

- An Idea Whose Time Has Come... Through Extraordinary Science , we had hoped to rekindle the enthusiasm for science that once burnt vibrantly early in the 20th century. Now to further kindle this...

The communication by Professor Elihu Thomson in our columns this week in reply to that of Mr. Nikola Tesla on the loss due to hysteresis in transformers is well worthy of careful study, as it embodies...

A New York daily - The Sun - complains that other papers utter "flippant remarks of disparagement" regarding Mr. Nikola Tesla's recent inventions. In commenting on this, The Electrical World and...