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Re: Tesla's Wireless Power Transmission ==> was Re: Non-techQuestion

In the spirit of technical correctness I ask the moderator to bear with 
for this one post:

On 19 May 00, at 7:34, Tesla List wrote:

> Original Poster: "Metlicka Marc" <mystuffs@orwell.net> 
> 
> a scaler wave is set up any time a potential of eaqual charge is sent
> in  oposite directions in close proximity to each other. the easyest
> example that was shown to me was a common lamp cord. if the cord is
> seperated, and an amp clamp is plased on the "positive side" a reading
> is obtained. if placed on the "negative or neutral" a reading is
> obtained. but if placed over both, no reading at all. some say that they
> cancle each other out. but we know that energy can neither be created
> nor distroyed. 

It has nothing to do with destroying energy. The lit lamp is ample 
evidence of that. Clamping the meter over both wires shows no 
*nett* field i.e. - there is no imbalance between the current in each 
wire. One would hope not or some new law of physices would have 
to be invented if there wasn't a detectable leakage path in the circuit.

the reasult is a scaler wave.

I cannot agree with that conclusion at all - especially when it is 
claimed that it cannot be measured. To me that says it doesn't exist.

Regards,
Malcolm

hese waves are not easy to
> detect,at least not for me, not yet. the human brain works the same way
> in a sense, right side, left side.
> the earth has natural scalers, north pole - south pole, seperated by a
> core of no charge.

<snip of esoterica>