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From: Michael Christol <mchristo@mindspring.com>
Date: Fri, 07 May 1999 20:44:02 -0700
Fwd Date: Sat, 08 May 1999 17:10:02 -0400
Subject: Re: Tesla


>Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 23:08:43 -0400
>From: Bruce Maccabee <brumac@compuserve.com>
>Subject: Re: Tesla
>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>

>>Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 09:06:13 -0500
>>From: Donnie W. Shevlin <dshevlin@primary.net>
>>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
>>Subject: Re: Tesla [was: Excerpt from 'Space Aliens...]

><snip>

>>I wouldn't understate what Tesla has given the world in
>>advancements by saying; 'each time you see a transformer of a
>>telephone pole think "Tesla"'. I would state more in the line;
>>'Each time you see a electric bill, think what could had been if
>>Tesla had his way. Free power.'.<

>Free power? I believe Tesla wanted to transmit power "through
>the air" to receivers everywhere... _but_... that power had
>to be generated... and paid for... at the source. Not "free.

You are correct. The transmitting stations would have had to be
built in a network around the world...this would have required
money...and there were the receivers...they would have been sold
to the public...but there would not have been the continuous
draining of the pocketbooks by greedy industrialists. New homes,
new receivers. Upkeep on the transmitting equipment and
continuous improvement as the technology developed... the masses
would have had to pay... but not as they do today.

>Westinghouse realized that he couldn't make any money on power
>transmitted through the atmosphere....but could make money on
>power lines, so didn't support Tesla's "atmosphere" power
>transmission.

Westinghouse was a greedy industrialist.  He couldn't make money
fast enough...Nor could he spend it.  He and his fellow
industrialists are responsible, not only for the jobs which
people "bondage" themselves to, but also for the poverty and war
in the undeveloped nations as well as the Develped nations...

Warmongers every one of them.  Warring against the "little"
man...if no one else.  Waring against anyone who might prove to
be competitors...aren't you proud to associate yourself with
them?

>Incidently, it is my opinion that if the Tesla power
>transmission system had become operational... it would have
>generated too much electrical (radio frequency) noise for the
>weak signals from the original radio transmitters to be detected
>by the early receivers which were not very frequency selective.
>Hence it seems to me possible that if Tesla's power system had
>been developed we might not have radio (or at least it wouldn't
>have begun as early in the 20th century as it did)

Not so...there would have been transmission stations spaced
evenly along the grid and thus the amount of power transmitted
would not have to been as great from station to station as they
would if only two or three had been erected. But you miss one
important point.  He had already realized that the most
effecient method of transmission was through the earth's crust
itself.  Had he been allowed to continue with his development of
this system, we would not have all the line noise we preceive as
we drive our cars along rural roads and attempt to listen to AM
radio signals.

As far as radio goes, You seem to forget that Tesla was the
inventor of this device, Not Marconi. He already knew of Am and
FM frequencies.  He would have taken care of that in due
time...but he didn't get the opportunity, did he???

As far as AM radio goes, it sucks... A person surrounded by
metal buildings cannot receive it anyway... thus we are stuck
with FM... which limits the selection of information based on
the programing of the stations around us.

Where I live, we don't get the Information Radio Programs on
FM... only on AM... so Talk Radio is kept from me during my
working hours.  Yet, thanks to audio tape, I still manage to
listen to many of the radio programs which are not being sucked
into the deception generated by the forces who's aim is to
instigate rebellion among the youth of our nation and create
situations such as Littleton, Colorado...

As one person likes to say:  Wake UP America!


REgards, Mike