I received this interesting post about the Tesla Light.
>
> Dear Jerry,
> The Problem Of Increasing Human Energy by Nikola Tesla, unabridged,
with introduction by Jeffery
> A. Hayes and Steven R. Elswick. The reference is on page i-11
introduction Tesla Turbine.
> "The military has used this engine where others would not work.
During the Korean war this engine was
> used in conjunction with a Tesla Alternator allowing a 200 watt
power plant to be held in the palm of the
> hand. The classified application of these engines required that they
be destroyed after 10 minutes of
> operation, despite their potential to last forever.
> Jerry this is the source of my information.
> Do you know of any over-unity device?
>
Well, I know both Jeff and Steve, both prone to
exaggeration..<g>......the article you refer to was indeed written by
Tesla but the rest would have to be an anecdotal account.
Hmmm, 200 watts really isn't a lot of power and would provide for a
very bright light. However, I just don't know any way to produce such
a thing...an alternator it says, well that's logical, maybe one of
those windup spring things like the Baygen hand powered radio??
With the right kind of spring, that might be able to produce some real
power for a brief time like 10 minutes...how interesting!!
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