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English: The coil, partly shown in the photograph, creates an alternative movement of electricity from the earth into a large reservoir and back at the rate of one hundred thousand alternations per second. The adjustments are such that the reservoir is tilled full and bursts at each alternation Just at the moment when the electrical pressure reaches the maximum. The discharge escapes with a deafening noise, striking an unconnected coil twenty-two feet away, and creating such a commotion of electricity in the earth that sparks an inch long can be drawn from a water-main at a distance of three hundred feet from the laboratory. |
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Source | https://archive.org/details/centuryillustra04unwigoog/page/n212/mode/2up?q=%22The+Problem+of+Increasing+Human+Energy%22 (direct URL: https://ia902705.us.archive.org/view_archive.php?archive=/10/items/centuryillustra04unwigoog/centuryillustra04unwigoog_jp2.zip&file=centuryillustra04unwigoog_jp2%2Fcenturyillustra04unwigoog_0212.jp2&ext=jpg). en:The Century Magazine, Vol. LX, No. 2 (June 1900), Works related to The_Problem_of_Increasing_Human_Energy at Wikisource, page 190. | ||
Author | Article by Nicolas Tesla, "illustrated by the writer's electrical experiments, now first published" | ||
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