The Missing Secrets Of Nikola Tesla

Interesting documentary about Tesla:

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Covers his Deathray, directed energy weapons and his attempt to use
the atmosphere as a resonant cavity to send energy around the globe.

On Mar 15, 9:04 pm, [Only registered users see links. ] wrote:

A basic plasma across an flat pannel antenna array makes a 100 Ghz
death ray. Active denial systems have advanced to plasma powered
versions.

Stange stuff. m Maybe he did have his plasma balls hidden?

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these are not "missing secrets",
most have been on the cover of popular science and popular mechanics with
detailed articles inside.

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a $20 microwave oven can easily be converted to a roast ray

On Mar 15, 9:34 pm, "Nomen Lapetos" <nos...@nospam.com> wrote:

Take a superheated electron laden alcohol liquid. And burst it.
Instant fireball.

Take a ceramic globe, install a metal grate. Fill with alcohol.

And set for ten minutes. 0.3kW heater by induction. Not normal
microwaves, direct antenna/magnatron transfer of energy.

So to trigger is the only problem. A metal electomagnetic bell
ringing hammer could break the ceramic

INduction transfer was his/Tesla's method. And believe it or not you
can trick the microwave oven into induction transfer.

On Mar 15, 6:41 pm, "Douglas Eagleson" <[Only registered users see links. ]>
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How do you propose to trick the microwaves into not using the
waveguide between the magnetron and the cooking cavity?


Mark L. Fergerson

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saw it off, put on a flange. Tricked microwaves easily fall out the end.

On Mar 16, 2:48 am, "[Only registered users see links. ]" <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote:

The metal encased in the ceramic ball makes the antenna effect. And
normally if sparks to the point of burning out the magnetron. With a
complete encasement the sparks are contained. And no burnout occurs!

I figure it will blow a whole room clean.

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That turned out to be an utter failure. It also cost him one of his
fortunes.

There is a "deathray". It is a laser beam.

Bob Kolker

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Tesla? Who is this guy? I don't think any of my physics books mention
him. They talk about Edison though. Isn't Tesla the guy who invented
the automotive spark coil, sometimes called the "Tesla coil"?