Tesla Coil Builders Association

Content Highlights

Cover, Harry Goldman, State University Of NY, 1960 · Goldman, Harry, The Dangers In Publishing, Commentary · TCBA News, Is This Goodbye?, Harry Goldman · Tesla Coilers Of Today, Dedication · Electrotherapy, Credit Given, J.M. Martin, C.V. Mosby CO., 1912 · Oudin Oscillator, Tesla/Oudin Coil Project At University · Westinghouse, Compensation To Tesla In Elder Years · X-ray Applications, 1896 German Medical Journal, Translated · Book, Cover Photo, Tesla Rock Group, Basic Guitar Series · Strickfaden, Kenneth J, Birthday, May 23 · TCBA, Deceased Coilers Remembered · Video, Strange Science, Anti Gravity, Hutchinson Effect · Video, War Of Currents, Edison Vs. Tesla, A&E Channel · TCBA News, Final Countdown, Last Issue · Impedance Matching Of Power Transformer To Primary Capacitor · Spark Length, 100 Feet, 50 Million Volts, Letters · TCBA, Letters · Voltage, Secondary, Calculation Of · Teslathon, Rochester Area Tesla Coil Builders, 2000, Ed Wingate · Scheidal, W, Coil Co, X-ray And Induction Coils, Catalog, 1906 · Biography, Comic Book Panels, Part 3 Of 3 · Table Top Coil Project, Modern Mechanics And Inventions, October 1929 · Biggg Tesla Coil, 12 Foot Tall, Kevin Eldredge, Newcastle Oklahoma · Goldman, Harry, Autobiography Of An Ordinary Guy, News Clippings · Goldman, Harry, Photos, Autobiographical · Goldman, Harry, Photo Captions For Previous Page Photos · Letter, An Irishman's Wish, Steve And Fay Cole · TCBA News, Last Word, Harry Goldman · Advertisement, Books, George Trinkaus, High Voltage Press · Advertisement, Teleforce & Telegeodynamics Proposals, Leland Anderson · Advertisement, Tesla Presents Series, Leland Anderson, tfcbooks.com

Disclaimer/Warning

The production of high voltages presents a danger to both life and property. Tesla Universe disclaims any responsibility for injury or damage incurred as a result of the information contained in its publications.

Both spark and vacuum tube/solid state excited high frequency circuits produce radio and television interference. Every effort should be made to see that devices meet FCC regulations. Operate equipment when it will least impose upon neighbors.