Have a look at the work of Konstantin Meyl on longitudinal waves

(scalar waves) by using two Tesla coils (one transmiter and one

receiver) . Year: 2003

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuJPz88jUbM

I think he's a professor at some German University.

Also some work by Eric Dollard from years ago:

http://www.borderlands.com/dollardandtesla.htm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhuSn6sc7sc

Be interesting to know if this new mob have patented the prior

knowledge?

Alan

On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 10:47:59 +0800, "Bruce Varley" <bv_at_NoSpam.com>

wrote:

>Mr Teslas vision seems to have surfaced again, in a smaller form maybe. See

>www.witricity.com. They're claiming a power capture of 60 watts at a

>distance of 2 metres from the source, there isn't much technical detail

>provided but they do state that the system's based on resonant coils, and

>operates at a frequency of 9 MHz. They also state that it's 'safe' (Mandy

>Rice-Davies springs to mind).

>

>Any thoughts on this? Based on work I've done on underground communications

>using near field equipment, it doesn't look totally kosher to me. Unlike a

>microwave path, near fields can't be focussed to any degree AFAIAA, If

>there's 60 watts available at 2 metres, then there could be significant RF

>energy available around the source in many directions. Lower frequency than

>mobile phones, but tens of watts rather than milliwatts involved. And if the

>geometry is over a couple of metres, there would be a significant amount of

>RF radiation as well, the regulatory people may not be too impressed with

>one in every second home.

>

>

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