Proceedings of the 1992 International Tesla Symposium
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| Author | Steven R Elswick |
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| Published | 1992 |
| Publisher | Tesla Book Company |
This is a collection of papers presented during the Summer of 1992 in Colorado Springs. The speakers included Dr. James F. Corum, Kenneth L. Corum, Prof. James M. Hardesty, John F. Sutton, Dr. Gary L. Johnson, J. F. X. Daum, Sid Romero and George H. Wiseman. The topics were the History of Wireless & Vacuum Tubes; Tesla Coils & the Magnifying Transmitter; Alternate Energy Research; and, Advancing the Physics Paradigm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Contents
- Dr. Marc J. Seifer, "The Secret History of Wireless Communication" 1
- Kenneth L. Corum, Dr. James F. Corum & Joel Corum, "Dr. Mahlon Loomis: Terra Alta's Neglected Discoverer of RF Communication" 19
- Prof. James M. Hardesty, "The Experiments of Kristian Birkeland" 35
- Sid Romero, "Practical Construction and Testing of Tesla Coils" 41
- William Wysock, "Design & Construction of a 1/2 Wave Tesla Coil" 51
- Kenneth L. Corum, Dr. James F. Corum, "Tesla and the Magnifying Transmitter" 55
- John F. Sutton, "The Black Hole Antenna" 79
- Dr. Gary L. Johnson, "Tesla Coil Instrumentation" 93
- John Couture, "A New Tesla Coil Design Approach" 106
- George H. Wiseman, "The Energy Conserver Method" 111
- Dan A. Davidson, "Electrostatics: A Key to Free Energy" 125
- Dr. Thomas Valone, "Tesla Technology Research Results" 132
- Roger Billings, "The LaserCel" 141
- Walter Baumgartner, "Harnessing the Wheelwork of Nature" 147
- Dr. Moray B. King, "Progress in Zero-Point Energy Research" 157
- Dr. Glen Rein, "Non-Hertzian Effects on the Atomic Spectra of Water" 165
- Larry Spring, "Electromagnetic Energy from Antennas to Atoms" 178
- J. F. X. Daum, "Thoughts on Tesla's Particle Beam Technology" 183
Notes
The 1992 symposium, edited by Steven R Elswick, was organised around four themes: the history of wireless and vacuum tubes, Tesla coils and the magnifying transmitter, alternate-energy research, and "advancing the physics paradigm". The Corum brothers' "Tesla and the Magnifying Transmitter" anchors the engineering side; Moray B King's "Progress in Zero-Point Energy Research" and Dan A Davidson's "Electrostatics: A Key to Free Energy" the new-energy side.
See also
- Nikola Tesla
- Proceedings of the 1988 International Tesla Symposium
- Proceedings of the 1990 International Tesla Symposium
- Proceedings of the 1992 International Tesla Symposium
- Tesla 84: Proceedings of the Tesla Centennial Symposium