wrote:

Happy Birthday, Nikola Tesla.


I hope Edison and Westinghouse are turning in their graves. They both
screwed Tesla out of Billions.



mike

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m II wrote:
wrote:

Happy Birthday, Nikola Tesla.


I hope Edison and Westinghouse are turning in their graves. They both
screwed Tesla out of Billions.



mike



So did Marconi.

"D Peter Maus" wrote in message
...
m II wrote:
wrote:

Happy Birthday, Nikola Tesla.


I hope Edison and Westinghouse are turning in their graves. They both
screwed Tesla out of Billions.



mike



So did Marconi.


Did Tesla have any particular interest in radio? His broadcast power
silliness, with it's inefficency and harmonics , would have killed any
possibility of broadcast radio.

I wonder how Tesla's work would have been different if his first great
rivalry had been with Marconi rather than Edison.

Frank Dresser

"D Peter Maus" wrote in message
...
m II wrote:
wrote:

Happy Birthday, Nikola Tesla.

I hope Edison and Westinghouse are turning in their graves. They both
screwed Tesla out of Billions.



mike


So did Marconi.


Frank Dresser wrote:

Did Tesla have any particular interest in radio?

Nah...he was just the inventor of radio, that's all. See below.

This Supreme Court ruling came out shortly after Tesla's death. The case
was Tesla vs Marconi (and thus m II's reference above to Marconi)...

From Wikipedia:

In 1943, the Supreme Court of the United States credited him [Tesla] as being the inventor of the radio.

He was using the Burger King Calendar while following the Angus Diet - just enjoy life. Do whatever you want. Eat whatever you want as long as it makes you
Have a Happy whomever's day Celebrating whatever day


Tesla is the greatest inventor that God ever gave a brain ever!

Billy Burpelson wrote:

"D Peter Maus" wrote in message
...
m II wrote:
wrote:

Happy Birthday, Nikola Tesla.

I hope Edison and Westinghouse are turning in their graves. They both
screwed Tesla out of Billions.



mike


So did Marconi.


Frank Dresser wrote:

Did Tesla have any particular interest in radio?

Nah...he was just the inventor of radio, that's all. See below.

This Supreme Court ruling came out shortly after Tesla's death. The case
was Tesla vs Marconi (and thus m II's reference above to Marconi)...


Actually, Billy, that one was mine.



From Wikipedia:

In 1943, the Supreme Court of the United States credited him [Tesla]
as being the inventor of the radio.

D Peter Maus wrote:
Billy Burpelson wrote:

"D Peter Maus" wrote in message
...
m II wrote:
wrote:

Happy Birthday, Nikola Tesla.

I hope Edison and Westinghouse are turning in their graves. They both
screwed Tesla out of Billions.



mike


So did Marconi.


Frank Dresser wrote:

Did Tesla have any particular interest in radio?

Nah...he was just the inventor of radio, that's all. See below.

This Supreme Court ruling came out shortly after Tesla's death. The
case was Tesla vs Marconi (and thus m II's reference above to Marconi)...


Actually, Billy, that one was mine.

Right you are! You'll notice that your name is included in my posting. I
cut and pasted to the wrong place. My humblest apologies to you and Mr.
Dresser... ;-)


From Wikipedia:

In 1943, the Supreme Court of the United States credited him [Tesla]
as being the inventor of the radio.

"Billy Burpelson" wrote in message
...


Frank Dresser wrote:

Did Tesla have any particular interest in radio?

Nah...he was just the inventor of radio, that's all. See below.

This Supreme Court ruling came out shortly after Tesla's death. The case
was Tesla vs Marconi (and thus m II's reference above to Marconi)...

From Wikipedia:

In 1943, the Supreme Court of the United States credited him [Tesla] as
being the inventor of the radio.



The Supreme Court can get it wrong. They also asserted that Lee de Forest
invented the regenerative detector.

But what is radio? Is it just tuned circuits or is it the transmission of
intelligence using radio waves? As far as I know, Nikola Tesla didn't have
much more interest in the communication potential for radio than Tom Edison
had in the "Edison Effect".

And, lets not forget that Heinrich Hertz's experimental apparatus could have
also been used to transmit information with radio waves.

But, I'm sure we can all agree it was a good thing for radio that the
broadcast power scheme failed.

Frank Dresser

Frank Dresser wrote:
"Billy Burpelson" wrote in message
...

Frank Dresser wrote:

Did Tesla have any particular interest in radio?
Nah...he was just the inventor of radio, that's all. See below.

This Supreme Court ruling came out shortly after Tesla's death. The case
was Tesla vs Marconi (and thus m II's reference above to Marconi)...

From Wikipedia:

In 1943, the Supreme Court of the United States credited him [Tesla] as
being the inventor of the radio.



The Supreme Court can get it wrong. They also asserted that Lee de Forest
invented the regenerative detector.

But what is radio? Is it just tuned circuits or is it the transmission of
intelligence using radio waves? As far as I know, Nikola Tesla didn't have
much more interest in the communication potential for radio than Tom Edison
had in the "Edison Effect".

And, lets not forget that Heinrich Hertz's experimental apparatus could have
also been used to transmit information with radio waves.

But, I'm sure we can all agree it was a good thing for radio that the
broadcast power scheme failed.

Frank Dresser


I don't know, Frank...it may have rid us of a number of those
wearing tinfoil hats.

In article ,
"Frank Dresser" wrote:

"Billy Burpelson" wrote in message
...


Frank Dresser wrote:

Did Tesla have any particular interest in radio?

Nah...he was just the inventor of radio, that's all. See below.

This Supreme Court ruling came out shortly after Tesla's death. The case
was Tesla vs Marconi (and thus m II's reference above to Marconi)...

From Wikipedia:

In 1943, the Supreme Court of the United States credited him [Tesla] as
being the inventor of the radio.



The Supreme Court can get it wrong. They also asserted that Lee de Forest
invented the regenerative detector.

But what is radio? Is it just tuned circuits or is it the transmission of
intelligence using radio waves? As far as I know, Nikola Tesla didn't have
much more interest in the communication potential for radio than Tom Edison
had in the "Edison Effect".

And, lets not forget that Heinrich Hertz's experimental apparatus could have
also been used to transmit information with radio waves.

But, I'm sure we can all agree it was a good thing for radio that the
broadcast power scheme failed.

Tesla actually the first RC boat and demonstrated it before an audience.

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