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Edison and the Electric Chair: A Story of Light and Deathby Mark Essig (Author) Category: Reference
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| In 1879 Thomas Edison unveiled the light bulb and launched the electrification of America. As he feverishly wired Manhattan and other cities with direct-current lines, his rival, George Westinghouse, was undercutting his business with a less expensive but potentially more... more >> | ||
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The Invention of Everything Elseby Samantha Hunt (Author) Category: Fictional
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| From the acclaimed author of the debut novel The Seas - which won a National Book Foundation award for writers under thirty-five - comes this utterly transporting new novel, a wondrous imagining of an unlikely friendship between the eccentric inventor Nikola Tesla and a young... more >> | ||
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Tesla's Engine: A New Dimension for Powerby Jeffery A. Hayes (Editor) Category: Reference
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| Journey back to the future and discover the fascinating secret behind the most powerful and economic combustion engine of our time: Tesla's whirl wind machine of natural harmony. Experience the excitement of understanding as the vortex energy, of a perfectly controlled... more >> | ||
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Boundary-Layer Breakthrough: The Bladeless Tesla Turbine, Volume II, Tesla Technology Seriesby Jeffery A. Hayes (Editor) Category: Reference
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| Most people remember Nikola Tesla for his work and revelations in the field of electrical energy and the invention of radio. However, Tesla had a life long interest in developing a flying machine. Tesla had envisioned himself as the first man that would fly. He had planned to... more >> | ||
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Electricity at High Pressures and Frequenciesby Henry L. Transtrom (Author) Category: Technical
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| The trend of modern electrical work is in the direction of high potentials. It has been only a few years since a potential of 2,000 volts was considered unusually high, but at the present time we are using pressures as high as 110,000 volts, while that of 60,000 volts is not at... more >> | ||
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Awesome Power: The Story of Nikola Tesla and the Ruling Eliteby Sidney L. Sherman (Author) Category: Biographical
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| The story you are about to read is based upon fact. It is not primarily to show the genius of Nikola Tesla, nor to detail the seven hundred or more patents issued to him. That information can be found in other books. But rather, the purpose of this book is to prove to the... more >> | ||
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Correspondence with Relativesby Nikola Tesla (Author) Category: Reference
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| Tesla received around 70,000 letters of correspondence from about 7,000 correspondents. This book contains the original letters to his relatives and those letters received by Tesla, including telegrams. These letters were written during a 60 year period from 1882 to 1942. It is... more >> | ||
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DRSSTC II: A Modern Day Solid State Tesla Coil Experimentby Daniel McCauley (Author) Category: Technical
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| Solid state Tesla coils (SSTCs) have been around for quite some time now. From the first flyback transformer based SSTCs from the 1970's to the self-resonant full-bridge topologies of today, SSTCs have gone through quite an evolution. Until very recently, SSTCs have always had a... more >> | ||
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Diplomas and Certificates of Nikola Teslaby Milica Kesler (Author) Category: Reference
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| The Nikola Tesla Museum, along with personal artifacts, books, and numerous and diverse documentation, also keeps the diplomas and certificates presented to this great inventor on various occasions in the course of his long and productive life. During his lifetime, Tesla was... more >> | ||
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Dr. Nikola Tesla Bibliographyby John T. Ratzlaff, Leland I. Anderson (Authors) Category: Reference
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| First published in 1979, this is the second printing of an exhaustive annotated bibliography of writings by and about the inventor Nikola Tesla (1856-1943). The period covered is from 1884 through 1978 with approximately 3,000 citations arranged in chronological order. In... more >> | ||
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