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From: dennis@terak.UUCP (Dennis Kodimer)
Newsgroups: net.physics
Subject: Re: Tesla power stations
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Date: Thu, 28-Mar-85 11:52:11 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 28 11:52:11 1985
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One of the more interesting consequences of EM power distribution
is its most enticing feature: power is available EVERYWHERE, except
in shielded rooms.  This implies that conductive objects of certain
wavelengths (unknown to the victim) become sources of shock, heat
and other surprises.  Wire clothes lines melt, train rails spark.
If it had caught on, I suspect radio for communication using trans-
mitters other than the primary power station would not develop.

Seems, in winter one might not need heavy clothing (:-).
And, no more batteries for those christmas toys (:-).
And, no electric meters and individual bills (:-).
Ah yes - all the world - a microwave oven (:-).
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Dennis Kodimer		 /    /still waiting for the
			*----* electrician or someone
			 \    \just like him (or her).
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