Mechanical work from Radiant Energy

Started by JasonD · 4 July 2010 · 5 posts · last reply 8 July 2010

1. JasonD

   #1 · 4 Jul 2010

   Anyone produce any mechanical work from Tesla's radiant energy? I've been able to get lots of lights to work, and electrolysis in water, but nothing mechanical yet. Any thoughts?

2. Raui

   #2 · 5 Jul 2010

   Have you tried attaching an electrostatic motor to the device? Or from the device to a virtual ground (large source of electrons such as Earth)? The phenomena behind radiant energy is electrostatic in nature so you wouldn't expect an electromagnetic apparatus to work as designed powering it with an electrostatic power supply
   
   Raui

3. boguslaw

   #3 · 5 Jul 2010

   If you have radiant energy maybe try Tesla lectures.And please tell us how to generate it

4. Raui

   #4 · 5 Jul 2010

   boguslaw wrote:

   If you have radiant energy maybe try Tesla lectures.And please tell us how to generate it

   I believe Jason is using the hairpin circuit. I know that in Tesla's lecture 'On Light and Other High Frequency phenomena he talks about 1 wire motors. Maybe that whole lecture is somewhere else you could look Jason? Disclosed in that lecture is his 'method of conversion' which is also worth reading up on.
   
   Raui

5. JasonD

   #5 · 8 Jul 2010

   Raui,
   I will read up on that particular lecture, thanks.