Making a 60W light bulb glow from a distance of 2m does not impress me. If the distance were a kilometer, then it could be really considered a breakthrough, IMHO. One of my mentors (G3ERN SK) used t
One of my mentors (G3ERN SK) used to light an eight-foot fluorescent tube by touching it to the top of his 160m mobile whip. He then walked around the yard and the tube stayed lit. John F5VLF/G3PAI
Hi all, yes I guess there is a136 element to this too, looking at the drawings on the web it would seem they are using toroidal antennas.....I wonder if the have a licence from Boffin...Prof Roger Je
Give them time. They've just "discovered" loops. Quads may take a while... John Andrews Yeah, giv 'em time... :-) it's also on Physicsweb http://physicsweb.org/articles/news/11/6/5/1 "The researchers
Making a 60W light bulb glow from a distance of 2m does not impress me. If the distance were a kilometer, then it could be really considered a breakthrough, IMHO. 73 Alberto I2PHD -- They clain to ha
In a message dated 08/06/2007 14:55:30 GMT Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Now, I couldn't we use that effect in amateur radio somehow! -- Naaaaaa It'd never catch on:-)
The bit I liked was: << The system exploits "resonance", a phenomenon that causes an object to vibrate when energy of a certain frequency is applied. When two objects have the same resonance they exc
By coincidence there is an article in this month's Engineering & Technology, the magazine of the IET, which discusses these 'power wireless' techniques, it dropped through the letter box this morning
