Giant Teala coil tower in Texas by Viziv Technologies...
nzoomed, Mon Nov 19 2018, 01:24AMWas just watching this video on youtube
and it appears this tower which seems to be a modern take on the wardencliffe tower is being used for sciences in wireless energy transfer according to the companies website Anyone heard of viziv technologies before?
Im glad there is a company out there that is doing further research on Tesla's wireless energy patents anyway.
I also think there was some crowd that were trying to fund a replica wardencliff tower in russia or ukraine from memory too.
Re: Giant Teala coil tower in Texas by Viziv Technologies...
MRMILSTAR, Mon Nov 19 2018, 04:01AM
Looks like a great way for some new suckers, I mean investors, to lose a lot of money.
MRMILSTAR, Mon Nov 19 2018, 04:01AM
Looks like a great way for some new suckers, I mean investors, to lose a lot of money.
Re: Giant Teala coil tower in Texas by Viziv Technologies...
ritaismyconscience, Mon Nov 19 2018, 04:01AM
I think it's bullshit.
Let's pretend such an idea would work. Then anyone can just steal energy off of their "tower" with some metal. How do they make sure you pay?
There's also the inverse square law to deal with.
ritaismyconscience, Mon Nov 19 2018, 04:01AM
I think it's bullshit.
Let's pretend such an idea would work. Then anyone can just steal energy off of their "tower" with some metal. How do they make sure you pay?
There's also the inverse square law to deal with.
Re: Giant Teala coil tower in Texas by Viziv Technologies...
nzoomed, Tue Nov 20 2018, 01:56AM
Its still unclear what they intend on doing with the technology, but their website says potential applications are for disaster relief and for poorer countries without access to reliable electricity.
Good question indeed what they intend to do but I see them mentioning Zenneck surface waves.
never heard of this before.
nzoomed, Tue Nov 20 2018, 01:56AM
ritaismyconscience wrote ...
I think it's bullshit.
Let's pretend such an idea would work. Then anyone can just steal energy off of their "tower" with some metal. How do they make sure you pay?
There's also the inverse square law to deal with.
I think it's bullshit.
Let's pretend such an idea would work. Then anyone can just steal energy off of their "tower" with some metal. How do they make sure you pay?
There's also the inverse square law to deal with.
Its still unclear what they intend on doing with the technology, but their website says potential applications are for disaster relief and for poorer countries without access to reliable electricity.
Good question indeed what they intend to do but I see them mentioning Zenneck surface waves.
never heard of this before.
Re: Giant Teala coil tower in Texas by Viziv Technologies...
Justin, Tue Nov 20 2018, 08:56AM
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