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Tesla switch

Started by Electric_kiwi · · 5 posts · last reply 19 September 2012

  1. Electric_kiwi

    #1 ·

    Anyone know anything about this ? As in has anybody made one ? Have made a video regarding specs please have a look if interested.


  2. Matthew Jones

    #2 ·

    Electric_kiwi wrote:

    Anyone know anything about this ? As in has anybody made one ? Have made a video regarding specs please have a look if interested.


    Just do a search of the board. Tesla did not invent it.

    Matt
  3. wrtner

    #3 ·

    Matthew Jones wrote:

    Just do a search of the board. Tesla did not invent it.

    Matt
    The video is culled from here:
    Free-Energy Devices, zero-point energy, and water as fuel
    Chapters 5 and 6.

    I heard that Ron Brandt knew Tesla and worked with him.

    Anyway, the Search facility will indicate that there are several
    Tesla Switch threads here, and there is no call to start a new one.
  4. Matthew Jones

    #4 ·

    wrtner wrote:

    I heard that Ron Brandt knew Tesla and worked with him.
    If you go through "Use for the Tesla Switch" John Bedini explains how it came about or at least their understanding and part in it. Brandt did not know Tesla. Tesla Did not invent the Tesla Switch it was named that by John.

    More than Likely All the versions of it stem from the Carlos Benitez patents From 1914 and on.

    Alot of the stories around it are just that. Stories get told over and over and every time they get bigger and better.

    It is a very capable device for extending the existing power in a battery bank. It is to date the only true device that practices conservation of energy to very high level that I have seen, and worked with.

    Anybody who has the time should study it but do not expect miracles. Be ready for time consuming hard work.

    Matt
  5. Electric_kiwi

    #5 ·

    Thank you

    Yes well I suppose Tesla switch would generate a lot more interest than the Carl Benitez switch. All very good thank you.

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