Re: Tesla

Jerry Wayne Decker ( jwdatwork@yahoo.com )
Wed, 14 Apr 1999 18:11:01 -0700 (PDT)

Hi Boyd et al!

A shame Keely did the single 'phase' and poly 'phase'
motor with acoustics much, much earlier....long before
Tesla came here....the entire principle of his globe
motor was to create a multi phased acoustically driven
engine that once started would continue to be excited
by the inflow of aether to keep it running.

We should keep in mind that sound and phase translates
to magnetic fields and phase which is intereference,
whether constructive or destructive.
IMO, It's all about frequency and phase relationships.

I have to agree with Ren and with you..Tesla was ahead
of his time, as was Keely and others, but it would be
so nice to understand their claims well enough to be
able to duplicate even the simplest of them.

--- boytrell@proaxis.com wrote:
> I have always admired Tesla. I was in the electric
> motor rewinding field
> for 25 years. It took me a while to draw out a
> picture of his three phase
> motor and alternator and then follow the sinusoidal
> wave to track what was
> happening in the units. I don't know how he ever
> came up with poly phase.
> It's fantastic to me. And try to picture the world
> with his Alternating
> current that can be stepped up and back down at the
> location. Or a world
> without synchronus or induction single phase or poly
> phase motors, etc.
> Yet he went on record as saying that Electrons do
> not exist.
> 73, Boyd
>
>
>
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