Revisiting Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter: What the Patents Actually Say
A close reading of Tesla's 1914 patent reveals design choices that have been consistently misunderstood in popular accounts. We break down the geometry and circuit topology.
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Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
The researchers and inventors whose work forms the foundation of our inquiry — visionaries who challenged convention and left a body of work that still demands serious attention.
1856–1943
Alternating current, resonant circuits, wireless energy transmission — Tesla's work remains the bedrock of electromagnetic research.
1945–2016
Radiant energy circuits, battery conditioning, and the SG energizer — Bedini's open-source contributions changed the landscape of independent energy research.
1935–1997
N-Machine experiments, rotating magnetic fields, and inertial propulsion — DePalma's work on the homopolar generator remains a compelling area of ongoing study.
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A close reading of Tesla's 1914 patent reveals design choices that have been consistently misunderstood in popular accounts. We break down the geometry and circuit topology.
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