Secret code found in Tesla’s article
Nikola Tesla; there is virtually no piece of electrical equipment that is not using one of his patents today. Yet he does not receive the credit that he deserves.
His most important invention, he says, is his Magnifying Transmitter. But he leaves us no complete description of this device… or… so it seems. Many believe that his patent 1,119,732 is describing a Magnifying Transmitter, but there is absolutely no evidence to support this assumption.
Tesla’s Wardenclyffe project did involve a Magnifying Transmitter and we have a number of sketches by Tesla concerning this project. As to the exact working principles we can only guess.
That is, until a few weeks ago when a code was discovered in his article “The Problem of Increasing Human Energy” of 1900 in Century Magazine. Reading this article, while aware of the code, you will find a complete description of his most important invention and how it was supposed to generate 7.5 MW, running on a 200 KW power supply. That is 34 times more power output than it takes as input.
Preliminary experiments verifying the principles involved have all been succesfully completed. We have now patented this system with the intend to make it freely available to anyone who wishes to use it, as we believe this would have been Tesla’s wish.
The system is fully described on youtube by “themage00000” (indeed, that would be me). Look up this channel and view the series “Recreating Wardenclyffe” (9 parts of 1-3 minutes each), and learn what should already have been build 113 years ago, to provide the world with clean and free unlimited energy.
If you are a scientist and do not believe me, watch part 8 and 8a, replicate the experiment and explain it. The principle shown there could also be used for propulsion. A whole new unexplored area of science lays ahead. Or more precisely stated: We have some serious debugging to do in “modern science”.
More info now available here: http://mage00000.blogspot.com
Mage00000: I can only see one Charlie Chaplin video on your YouTube channel (not signed in). Also, your Blogspot site is requiring login (really?).