… Institute in Philadelphia. These three lectures, reproduced verbatim and making as many long chapters, … his latest surprise, the “electro-magnetic oscillator” for producing high frequency currents by mechanical means, ends … alternating current motor that does not depend upon the production of two currents from one, and another chapter …
… we do not know what would happen to our natural weather and lightning patterns once we disrupt our earth’s electrical …
… waves, 1906; speedometers on new principles, means for lightning protection, types of steam and gas turbines, …
… during discharge in the secondary sparks went across the lightning arresters. Since the arresters were connected to …
… in terms of which he tried to explain the arcing over the lightning arresters cannot be significant at these …
… [4] REFERENCE ENDNOTES [5] Inez Hunt and Wanetta Draper, Lightning in his Hand (Hawthorne, CA: Omni Publications, …
… where he manufactured, for the first time, artificial lightning bolts 100 feet long, and where he was able, by …
… of one of the terminals T , irrespective of the changes produced on the other terminal, this making it possible to … possibilities at the hands of the physician. The effects produced in this manner possess features entirely distinct … of this amount applied in other ways could not fail to produce injury. When a person is subjected to the action of …
… and reported in the Electrical World . Fig. 1. The actions produced and producible by the agency of alternating currents of … about twenty inches long. They were made of bundles of iron rod of about 5/16 inch diameter. When complete, the magnet …
… during discharge in the secondary sparks went across the lightning arresters. Since the arresters were connected to …