Andrew Nyerere
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Nikola Tesla was killed for these notes,killed by JP Morgan probably.His notes were read and that is how the new world order has become such a great force.Tesla laid the groundwork for creating replicas,robotoids. Maybe if our scientists read this,and get the funding,they will make robotoids.
Colorado Springs
June 1, 1899
The following seems to be the best plan for constructing small batteries of very high e.m.f, required for exciting vacuum tube to be used as receiver in telegraphy:
As the current for exciting the tube need be only very small the battery can furnish a minute current. From previous experiments about 1/20,000 amp. is amply sufficient. Approximate dimensions of box 1/4 cu. foot. The price will not be prohibitory. Tin caps, plugs and carbons will be readily obtainable.
The connection of the receiver is to be as in experiments in New York: If necessary the resistance 7?j will be used to strain the tube exactly just to point of breaking down. It is very important as in all sensitive devices so far used that the dielectric is strained exactly to the breaking point.
The magnet M is to have a resistance nearly equal to the internal resistance of the battery, so as to get best output. The relay will suit as it is with 1000 ohms resistance. The magnet must be strong to blow out tube when lighted. This device should by very sensitive and should break down by very minute currents propagated through the earth from a similarly connected oscillator.
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Colorado Springs
June 1, 1899
The following seems to be the best plan for constructing small batteries of very high e.m.f, required for exciting vacuum tube to be used as receiver in telegraphy:
The connection of the receiver is to be as in experiments in New York: If necessary the resistance 7?j will be used to strain the tube exactly just to point of breaking down. It is very important as in all sensitive devices so far used that the dielectric is strained exactly to the breaking point.