Single Wire Radiant Tesla Power Transmission

Single wire pulsed open-loop power transmission system. The wire is connected to a 12V peak to peak pulse oscillator running at around 50kHz. What can I say.. it works!

EDIT: url for the 'rectenna' schematic:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~heikkara/rectenna.txt

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• tesla
• bedini
• radiant
• energy
• open-loop
• power
• system

[gabkitaro]

Interesting. By the way where could I get the circuit connection schematic? Would like to try it too.

[boxa888]

if you want to see a real tesla one wire transmission i already made one, its neat seeing energy travel down one wire and light up light bulbs with one wire! i also made teslas wireless earth system!

[lontugiify]

no direction how to build ur projek....

[janne808]

@DeadJack57 To demonstrate that there is a charge buildup in the cap. 

[DeadJack57]

@DeadJack57 Oh, now I get it. Why do you need to close loop the LED?

[DeadJack57]

You're doing it wrong?

[Wolf01WDD]

@Soulrider2012, @metaphysicslab: if you don't understand then avoid to comment, there's nothing wrong on this circuit as the author describes it: it's not the led to need only 1 wire, it's the whole circuit feeded with the single yellow wire

[janne808]

@boxa888 Yeah. There are lots of fancy videos on youtube about this technique, but all of them use high voltage. The point here is that you don't need high voltage, just sharp transients.

[coatduck]

I think he means 1 wire going to power, the other is just to conect the led. no negative lead, very cool!

[MasonR13]

you know the sysetem you are useing is prety in efficiant if you want a system that can produce 20-v pluse check out Patrick J. Kelly's eBook practical guide to free energy its a 2000 page document with 100s of different free energy devices chapter 5 contains information about teslas radiant energy device

[janne808]

@metaphysicslab It's an international satanic conspiracy.

[metaphysicslab]

@janne808

Soulrider is right, if this is supposed to be only 1 wire, why are there two?