Wireless power transmission
Posted Sep 9, 2020, 7:38 PM UTC
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A famous image of inventor Nikola Tesla shows him casually sitting on a chair, legs crossed, taking notes—oblivious to the profusion of artificial lightning rending the air meters away. By then, Tesla and raw electricity were like an old married couple.
That picture was double exposed. 2 seconds of reading on that picture would've told the journalist that. The only reasonable wireless power transmission method is microwaves.
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Many years ago I remember a military radar system near the ocean that was being constructed. Big day came when it was fired up and nearly every bird down range augered into the ground. After a big uh-oh meeting by some mid grade brass they locked the circuit breakers and closed the site down. About a year later a salvage crew showed up and carted the antenna along with the installation's gear away. Pesky seagulls.
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Where and when?
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Sounds like an apocryphal tale to me!
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Can't wait for S9+ of noise on every HF band...
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This technology would probably use microwave area frequencies.
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TFA says they'll be using microwave ISM bands. Thou if you're near one of these things it's not to say wont be making noise on HF.
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Could be a breakthrough when applied to electric vehicles!
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A little different than Viziv technology here in Texas... https://vizivtechnologies.com/
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And you think the anti-5G people are bad now? Just wait until this goes into field trials...