Eric Dollard Peter Lindemann Tesla's Longitudinal Electricity

Tom Brown, Peter Lindemann, and Eric Dollard in an old Borderland Sciences video, entitled Tesla's Longitudinal Electricity. They work directly with Tesla transmitters, performing a number of experiments and a field test. In this video they attempt to demonstrate wireless power transmission, some unique characteristics of longitudinal energy waves, and radiant energy phenomena. They spend a good deal of time explaining the circuit schematics and apparatus involved. Visual quality is not the greatest but they zoom in on and explain pretty much everything that is important.


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[ikoronduka]

Also couldnt the use of the neon tube just convert the area of the Electric field into a line of charge. So you have more of a linear electric field rather than radial.

[ikoronduka]

All the electrostatuc voltmeter is doing is detecting an electric field. Given that you are using high DC voltage. it is hardly a wireless transmission. Do the calculation to see the radius of the field. If the electrostatic voltmeter is beyond this field, then you have wireless DC transfer,

[Thenrkst]

Incredible I've never heard Tesla explained so well as these Eric Dollard and friends videos. I finally get it and thank you. I made allot of connections from this information. And yes essentially all our science is a lie to hide the truth.

[kdkinen]

thankyou for this, just amazing man

[ScalerWave]

Thanks for uploading this

[Texmurphy51]

Instead of "radiant energy" explaining how the capacitor charges, how about it just being a diode?. When the filament is lit, the light bulb acts as a regular tube diode. When not lit you are getting ac conductance around the glass.

When the bulb IS lit you get more conductance in one direction thru the glass via capacitance, thus charging the cap.

Where can I see this super ham radio antenna I hear that Dollard had created for 20M?

[SuperSquark]

At 9.25 he says......"and the negative resistance of the hydrogen plasma.........."

Is that a key piece of info or what. Does anyone know because I'm no expert.

[o0OCognizanceO0o]

Eric Dollard is a very clever guy. I hope he is still working on this promising field.

[o0OCognizanceO0o]

Thank you so much for the work you have done. If only people would truly appreciate it.

[philopolymath]

These guys deserve a Noble

[prototype9000]

they have afew other investigational videos that are very good and proof that you can and waves faster than the speed of light