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	PowerPedia:Nikola Tesla - PESWiki
		Edison's response to the DC system limitations was to generate power close to where it was consumed (distributed generation) and install more wires to handle the growing demand for electricity, but this solution proved to be costly, impractical, and unmanageable.
		Since the precautions against electrocution are similar, ultimately, the advantages of AC power transmission outweighed this theoretical risk, and it was eventually adopted as the standard.
		He was developing a system for wireless telegraphy, telephony and the transmission of power, experimented with high-voltage electricity and the possibility of wireless transmitting and distributing large amounts of electrical energy over long distances.
	peswiki.com /energy/PowerPedia:Nikola_Tesla (14030 words)

	WHO INVENTED THE WIRELESS RADIO
		Tesla demonstrates "wireless" power transmission in his Houston Street laboratory, 1899 U.S...
		Marconi's Broadcasting Forefathers Wireless did not spring full grown from the brain of Guglielmo Marconi, as many people suppose.
		1919 The first wireless telephone was invented to allow pilots to talk in flight.
	www.cdv-musicline.de /whoinventedthewirelessradio-1141 (335 words)

	Tesla's 26 mile Wireless Power Transmission Account
		POSSIBLE ORIGIN OF 26 MILE WIRELESS POWER TRANSMISSION ACCOUNT
		It is interesting to note the 1909 American Encyclopedia cites the first commercial transmission of AC on November 17, 1896 was from Niagara Falls to Buffalo, N.Y., a distance of 26 miles.
		Could this have been the historical event after which the questionable 26 mile Colorado Springs figure was derived?
	www.tfcbooks.com /articles/tac3.htm (59 words)

	VIDEO
		Eric demonstrates the reality of longitudinal waves and their application to the natural transmission of electricity.
		Analog computers (networks of coils and capacitors) are presented opening up an entire new field of electrical researches into the wave forms discovered and used by Tesla in his wireless power transmissions.
		The transverse electromagnetic wave, (in present use) is shown to be a retarded, unnatural form of energy transmission.
	www.alteredstatesforum.com (1980 words)

	Study: Wireless Transmission of ECGs Saves Lives
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		Wireless Routers, Wireless Access Points, Netgear, Linksys Routers
	www.pcmag.com /article2/0,1895,1941712,00.asp (881 words)

	Biography Resources - Succeed through Studying Biographies
		The Fantastic Inventions of Nikola Tesla by Nikola Tesla and David H. Childress; Adventures Unlimited Press (1993) $13.56 - Information on Tesla's patents and especially on his high energy electricity experiments, as well as some of his far-out theories
		In Search of Nikola Tesla by F. David Peat; Ashgrove Press (1998) $9.56 - Scientific information on Tesla's wireless power transmission theories plus speculation on his thought processes
		My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla by Ben Johnston (Editor); Hart Brothers Publishing (1982) $7.95 - The primary source for all Tesla biographers, tracing his career through a maze of sensationalism and controversy
	www.schoolforchampions.com /biographies/resources.htm (1421 words)

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