subject: Discover The Big Secret Of Tesla Free Energy [print this page] When electricity was first discovered there were proponents of both the direct current transmission and the alternating current transmission of power. Thomas Edison, long believed to be the father of electricity, thought that the future lied in direct current. Power with a positive and a negative pole, much like batteries, that was transmitted over power lines to houses everywhere. Nikola Tesla believed in alternating current, with oscillations to the power.
Over the years home electricity has become alternating current while mobile applications such as cars and battery-powered machines have relied on direct current. AC power is the safer of the two since it is transmitted through wires and can be adapted more easily to home uses. Direct current, because it has no transmission source, provides electricity for mobile applications because the source of the power is contained in the battery which, in turn, is contained in the car or flashlight or radio.
After Tesla sold the rights to his electrical generating system to Westinghouse he continued to theorize that electricity, much like radio waves, could be transmitted through the air and with the correct equipment in place, could power a house without ever needing to be connected to the grid. If this was possible then everyone could simply gather the power they needed through a collector and light up their house, power their appliances and even operate their cars for free.
Tesla had several theories that could provide electrical power to the world.
The Tesla Free Power coil is a device that can collect a charge of 110 volt ac and quickly convert it to low amperage high frequency and voltage power that flows through the air. This power can light up fluorescent tubes and operate appliances and machinery in the house when they are adapted with the correct receptors. Prior to 1900 Nikola Tesla demonstrated that he was able to transmit millions of volts of electricity over 26 miles and operate an electrical motor and a bank of light bulbs.
Tesla coils, when plugged into a 110 outlet, can generate enough electricity in a house to power light bulbs nearby. Tesla's theory was that through the placement of high-powered towers that would generate the electricity the world could be supplied with electricity.
Nikola Tesla never saw his dream of radiant power come to life. However there are still devoted followers of the dream today and we may be closer than ever to free distributed power.
