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Amazing!gone. long gone.
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1st person that spouts off about Tesla should slam their nuts into a desk corner pronto.Comment
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it's a cool gadget but seems useless...Custom Software Development, email: woj#at#wojfun#.#com to discuss details or skype: wojl2000 or gchat: wojfun or telegram: wojl2000
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And why would that be?
What they're doing here... isn't new.
We've been using induction for centuries, literally.
How do you think induction based cook-tops work?
How do you think transformers work- in your power supplies, computers, everything.
How do you think farmers have been stealing power from powerlines for years?
Besides which: Although Tesla pioneered wireless power, he wasn't using this type of induction: he was using the ground itself (IIRC)
His tesla coil, however, was / is an air-cored transformer, ie, induction based.Comment
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Imagine parking lots for electric cars equipt with that... Future looks pretty bright!Comment
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don't electric toothbrushes charge up these days without any wires?MUTTCASH! Start Earning today! www.muttcash.comComment
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I see problems already... It's definitely not practical for everyone.Sleep well, and dream of large women.
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I power my entire house off of a dynamo I installed in my Fleshlight ..No sig .. just meComment
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That's pretty cool. He could have said "look ma, no wires" about 20 more times.
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Tesla showed this over 100 years ago
# 1893: Nikola Tesla demonstrated the illumination of vacuum bulbs wirelessly (without any wires connected to the bulbs) at the World Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
He had bulbs people could pick up, the bulbs were powered by a system on the ceiling that powered them wirelessly.Last edited by collegeboobies; 01-13-2009, 07:29 PM.Comment
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that is too coolComment
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microwave technolgy. You will be fried between the source adn adapter.Don't let greediness blur your vision | You gotta let some shit slide
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I don't get it whats the big deal?
Induction has been around for a long time. My toothbrush charges via induction, and some electric cars use induction to charge. Telsa invented induction so what company is showing off induction at CES and claiming it as their own? We owe Tesla for alot of stuff we use every day. Everything should have his name on it.Comment
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is that still healthy?
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The big deal is that it's finally being implemented on a broader, more powerful scale, without the health risks and power limitations.
In actuality what is being "celebrated" is that such technology has evolved to the point where finally it can become the primary means of powering all electronic devices instead of a random anomaly here and there.Comment
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Still pretty damn coolKenny -at- YourPaysitePartner.com
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Finally, a way to do it properly.You Dun Goofed!Comment
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Looks like a big-ass coil to me... if it's using RF to "transmit, no, TRANSFER!" electricity it must be horribly inefficient...Comment
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Maybe you're right, but it seems to be that if this was so good it would have been implemented long ago. Maybe its just not effecient, ie, too much power loss over long range? Who knows...
It's weird how he kept saying "Transfered" instead of Trasmitted. It sounded to me like he was implying a Lossless transfer of energy. Makes me go HHhmmmm..Comment
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The word may have been important to a patent or other legal limit.43-922-863 Shut up and play your guitar.
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I saw that before, seems pretty cool!
I'm just a newbie.Comment
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