Re: [TCML] Fun with Wireless Power

["Jeff W. Parisse" <workshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

TCML,

Next week we will be testing and shipping another SG10-TC to Korea. This one 
is going to be installed in the headquarters lobby of the Korean Power 
Company (the other installed last year resides at the National Science 
Museum in Seoul).

After reading Greg's post and realizing that, for a few days, we will have 
completely identical SG10-TC systems in the shop (our rental unit and the 
Korea coil), it dawned on me that we should try and replicate Greg's 
findings.

Early next week, I'll set up a schedule for testing. People with interest 
and experience in WTP and who might find themselves in the Southern 
California area should contact me at my "workshop" email address for the 
exact date, time and place.

Jeff




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Greg Leyh" <lod@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 12:21 PM
Subject: [TCML] Fun with Wireless Power


> Hi All,
>
> Here's a write-up on tests we did to determine the cause of a burned 
> grounding lead connected across the primary of a *supposedly* dead Tesla 
> Coil.  Turns out that electric fields alone can couple quite strongly... 
> 800 watts across 5 meters of open space!   GL
>
> http://www.lightninglab.org/papers/WirelessPower/index.html
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