~ from Dutch NASA confirms wireless power, then buried the experiments confirming it! Now that we found the test confirmation, lets not let this one go as a community. Ok? Wireless power transmission using the signal from a standard RADAR (or now from a Cell phone tower as well) ! Wireless power transmitted on the same frequency your home wi-fi , mobile phone, and bluetooth works on ! 2.45GHz is the frequency. Also.. weather RADAR which covers almost all of us is on the same general frequency. (2GHz) Meaning .. if you are under weather RADAR coverage in the USA (pretty much everywhere), or if you can get a signal from a mobile tower, a signal from a wi-fi, or a signal from a bluetooth........ youve got power coming to you! NASA was able to grab 80% of the power out of the transmission sent! Which is much greater efficiency than wires! How is it done. A device called a receiving antenna or Rectenna. Gallium arsenide diodes, a microwave antenna receiver, and a bit more circuitry -- the patents are available online. NASA used a 500,000 watt RADAR to transmit a microwave beam.... and at the rectenna end... it picked up the signal, and pulled out 35,000 watts at the receiver station. The point of this post, is to show you all that wireless power is available, from places which already broadcast -- the signal can be received WITHOUT causing any interference with anyone else or the original transmission. Wireless cars, airplanes, home products, mobile phones, and other devices are now possible. Get the word out to someone who can do something to make this a part of new products. Seriously, GET THE WORD OUT NOW. Ill be happy to talk to anyone who is willing to develop this into something. https://youtube/watch?v=aeo1UXXPcx
Posted on: Mon, 17 Nov 2014 08:14:28 +0000
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