Gary Peterson demonstrates the wireless transmission of power for the crew at kVA Effects while Modern Marvels shoots "Mad Electricity" inside.
Operating at 117.02kHz? Does anyone know anything about 108kHz?
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Hmm, I saw something like that in a tech mag once. It was basically a coil you plugged into the wall. There were other coils around that had the same resonant frequency. The idea was that they would achieve a decent inductive coupling because of that. I haven't seen or heard anything else about it, but it's not like I've looked.
And, no, I don't know anything about 108kHz other than that it might screw with my radio reception. :/
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"resonant frequency" - that's what it's all about. Imagine a high powered one transmitting electricity from Long Island to California at 98% efficiency. I've heard it could be possible, and with no harmful effects - unlike NASA's attempt in the 1970s.
If only Tesla would have gotten more funding... :(
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