Organized resources regarding personal agriculture (small farms, gardens), personal energy (small-scale wind, solar, hydro), and other associated content.
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Excerpt from Secrets of Cold War Technology, by Gerry Vassilatos Nice overview of Nikolai Tesla technology history -- a little wide-eyed, but still fascinating. Simple and compact receivers would be established in every home and factory, set to receive aetheric current through the ground. Tests were thrilling. Distant appliances, lamps and motors, responded to the powerful pulsations as if physically connected to the station by wire. A small house-like structure was established some 26 miles away from the station. In it, an aetheric power receiver was tuned to one of the rebroadcast rates. The 200 lamps housed within this structure, each of 50 watts rating, all remained brilliantly illuminated throughout the test runs.
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Shauberger devices, visualized and quasi-explained A Russian, it seems, exploring Viktor Shauberger's vortex/implosion ideas. |
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A Vortex-based windmill A windmill based on Viktor Shauberger's Repulsin principle. Shauberger was an iconoclast, inventor, and a sort of Nikolai Tesla figure, worth exploring further. One secret of Viktor Schaubergers devices is the use of the Coanda effect. The Coanda effect is basically the same thing that happens on the low pressure side of an airfoil. The air slicks on the curved upper side and creates a sub pressure zone that lifts the airplane.
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