Re: Electrostatic Induction

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"Benj" <bjacoby@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Dec 6, 1:32 am, "Don Kelly" <d...@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Where Tesla's observations are correct is in his doubt about
electrostatic
machines.

"Many are familiar with the existence of the mysterious 'Testatica"
machine
in Switzerland. Looking much like a modified Wimhurst or Pidgeon it
appears
to be capable of the impossible."

Except that the "advantage" of the Swiss "Testatica" machine is that
it produces more power than it takes to run it. Generally speaking
all the magnetic "free energy" machines have demonstrated little proof
of this...

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Do you believe this? I don't. As with the various electromagnetic machines
inadequate instrumentation can lead to wonderful results. note that the one
thing that is lacking is adequate tests made by an independent and
competent lab. Somehow, any time this is done, it is time to bring out the
excuses for failure. --

Don Kelly dhky@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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