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To promote the technology of Nikola Tesla, with particular emphasis on the Tesla Bladeless Boundary Disk Turbine and Pump. This list will also be used for forwarding any and all technical developements on the turbine and pump and the date of their hopeful commercial release to the list members.

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This is an update and discussion list on the topic of Free Energy claims. Warning, it has a dynamic mix of acerbic skeptics and determined believers. It covers topics like: over unity, Tesla engines, Dennis Lee, Newman, Tilley, Pantone, zero point energy, mono poles, conspiracy theory, perpetual motion and even 100 mpg carburetors. List founder is eric@phact.org New members start out as...

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• Created: 11 years ago

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The topic discussed here is the transmutation of matter into electrical energy through the atomic dissociating power of high frequency radiant energy. The wavelength of radiant energy used must go beyond the visible light-waves to liberate the energy that is stored in matter. The process could be more efficient and cleaner than what is presently in use today. It has the potential to be virtually...

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Web site: http://www.jlnlabs.org Dear new explorers and experimenters, You are WELCOME in the JLN Labs Group-List dedicated to the search of Free-Energy solutions and new generation of space-propulsion systems. If you are interested to subscribe to this EGroup, you will receive all feedbacks and updates about the results of my lab's experimentations in these domains. By this mean we shall also b...

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Discussions of the works of science and science-fiction writer Clifford A. Pickover and the wide array of topics at Pickover.com and RealityCarnival.Com . When signing up for the group, use the No Email option to avoid annoying emails. Click here to contact Cliff. (Don't contact Cliff at his hotmail account.) Click here to see where Group members are located. We have fascinating discussions on th...

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Discussion of bioelectronics including Rife, Rife-Bare, EMEM, Tesla, Clark, Lakhovsky, and other frequency devices and their uses, as well as complementary therapies including but not limited to nutrition, diet, herbs, vitamins, minerals, and others. Please limit discussion to alternative health topics.

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For discussion of Nikola Tesla history, inventions, and coil design and construction techniques. The physics of Tesla's varied patents, and ideas are especially welcome, even if they generate some heated discussions. This list is for the dissemination and discussion of all things TESLA. Since Tesla was a man of wide and varied talents, other physical phenomena...

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Nikola Tesla's "flying machine", contrarily to what many have been lead to believe by his misleading late VTOL patent, was not an aerodynamically based one, but electropropulsive. While his VTOL patent was far ahead of his time, it was of aerodynamic design with wings and propeller - this was *not* his "flying machine". There are several references to his "ideal flying machine" in his...

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This group is dedicated to continuing the research and inventions of Nikola Tesla. I am particularly intrigued by the application of a new kind of arc gap, made as an application of a inverted center tapped resonant transformer. Shown here is a 440 volt input application at ~ 70 watts. The violet arcing here represents the resonant rise of voltage beyond that input, where the needle and...

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• Created: 8 years ago

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