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I remember Nikola Tesla was working on generating "electricity out of thin air" and someone on youtube even has a working model of it. It hovered around 48 volt
by nintendo1889 4y ago
I remember Nikola Tesla was working on generating "electricity out of thin air" and someone on youtube even has a working model of it. It hovered around 48 volts, so you'd need some kind of voltage regulator in front of it.
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y agoLol, sure! And the solution for the greenhouse gases from cattle farming is replacing them with organically raised bigfoot herds.
- xani_ 4y agoYeah at what amperes ? Of course you can get voltage out of it, now try to get useful power from it!
- arbitrandomuser 4y agoElectric fields in the earth's surface can reach 100V/m you can take two large sheets of metal place them a meter apart vertically and a multimeter between them will read around 100 volts . I have never read up much on Tesla , sure he was a brilliant inventor , but some of the claims seem to far fetched , did he really understand the theory well enough or were most of his "experiments" let's toss this stuff together and see what's happens and make grand claims of free electricity , efficient turbines and long distance wireless transmission
- JoeCortopassi 4y agoFor anyone more curious about this: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/II_09.html https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/II_09.html
- mandeepj 4y ago> did he really understand the theory well enough or were most of his "experiments" let's toss this stuff together and see what's happens At least, you can show some respect to him and read a bit to understand his inventions. He developed the alternating-current power system that provides electricity for homes and buildings, so without you may not have typed your comment.