Wireless charging pad, witchcraft?

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darkage

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Im sure that alot of people this past couple of months have seen the wireless charging pads coming out. Dont let people fool you.

Did you know that nikola tesla came up with that technology in 1898?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardenclyffe_Tower

What is wrong with society? Why does it frown apon so much change?

In the Us, our president purposes a new helthcare system and everyone starts talking about groups of people who get to decide who lives or dies?

Are we sadistic in the sense that we dont want ourselves to grow as a civilization?

Hi, im new here, ive been reading up on these new wireless power pads, and it reminded me of someones design over 100 years ago. I just want to discuss his work, how much tesla effects every day life and societys past and present issues with this technology.
 
Rellik said:
i love Tesla's work
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http://davidszondy.com/future/tesla/teslaray.htm

I win.

I'd also like to take a second to point out that what these new powermats call Wireless Energy really is not exactly the wireless energy they advertise. They paint it as setting your device down on the mat and it charging.

This picture will best explain how it actually works:

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If you'll notice, the iPod has a special stand that it hooks into that rests on the pad, and the Blackberry has a special sleevecase that it pops into (and then connects to on the inside like a normal plug) that rests on the pad. There is nothing "new" about this technology, you're still plugging your device into a power source and the power travels through a series of connectors to your device. You can't just drop your phone on the thing and expect it to charge, it's just a way of marketing no wires, not quite "wireless."
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I don't want to get into discussing Tesla and his bouts with insanity right now, so instead:

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJqoRaphiEk[/ame]

Note: This is actual wireless energy. Watch the light in the background as it continues.
 
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Cupcake said:
http://davidszondy.com/future/tesla/teslaray.htm

I win.

I'd also like to take a second to point out that what these new powermats call Wireless Energy really is not exactly the wireless energy they advertise. They paint it as setting your device down on the mat and it charging.

If you'll notice, the iPod has a special stand that it hooks into that rests on the pad, and the Blackberry has a special sleevecase that it pops into (and then connects to on the inside like a normal plug) that rests on the pad. There is nothing "new" about this technology, you're still plugging your device into a power source and the power travels through a series of connectors to your device. You can't just drop your phone on the thing and expect it to charge, it's just a way of marketing no wires, not quite "wireless."
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Wrong power mats, some are actually wireless, im speaking of the ones using this technology.
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Ahh, gotcha Dark. I've just been seeing the commercials for that Powermat thing all over the place so I figured that would be the most prevalent one to the argument.
 
I love Tesla's work as well. I watch myth busters alot and they have tested alot of his theories. The one where they hooked the tiny fluctuating weight on the bridge was awesome.
 
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