The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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The method hereinbefore described of 15 utilizing effects disturbances transmitted through the natural media from distant source, which consists storing con­ denser during succeeding intervals time determined means such effects dis- 20 turbances, electrical energy derived from an independent source, and using, for periods of time predetermined succession and du­ ration, the accumulated energy obtained to operate receiving device.' 14. The method hereinbefore described of utilizing effects disturbances transmitted through the natural media from distant source, which consists causing, means 75 of such effects disturbances; electrical en­ ergy from independent source stored in storage device, using the electrical en­ ergy accumulated operate transformer and employing the secondary currents from 80 such transformer operate receiving de­ vice. NIKOLA TESLA. 15. The method hereinbefore described of utilizing effects disturbances transmitted through the natural media from distant 95 source, which consists causing, means of such disturbances, variations resistance in circuit including independent source ofelectricity and storage device and thereby causing the storage device charged from 100 such independentsource, discharging the en­ ergy accumulated the storage device through the primary transformer pre­ determined intervals time, and operating a receiver the currents developed 105 the secondary the transformer. 17. 25 12. 19. 18. 13. SUNDERLIN. 16. . The method hereinbefore described of utilizing electrical effects disturbances transmitted from distant source, which con- 40 sists effecting means such disturb­ ances effects storage condenser of electrical energy derived from independ­ ent source for periods time corresponding in succession and duration such disturb- 45 ances effects, and discharging the elec­ trical energy accumulated into through a receiving device predetermined intervals of time. Witnesses: F.685,994 7 tial energy accumulated operate re­ ceiving device. 10. The method hereinbefore described of utilizing effects disturbances transmitted through the natural media from distant source,which consists producing, means of such effects disturbances, variations 65 resistance circuit including independ­ ent electrical source and condenser,thereby causing the condenser charged with en­ ergy from the independent source, and using the potential electrical energy soaccumulated 70 to operate receiving device. The method hereinbefore described of utilizing effects disturbances transmitted through the natural media from distant source, which consists causing, means no of such disturbances, variations ofresistance in circuit including independent source of electricity and condenser and thereby causing the condenser charged from such independent source, discharging the en- 115 ergy soaccumulated the condenser through the primary transformer predeter­ mined intervals time and operating re­ ceiver the currents developed the secondary the transformer. The method hereinbefore described of utilizing effects disturbances transmitted 5 through the natural media from distant source, which consists storing, during suc­ ceeding intervals oftime determined means of such effects disturbances, electrical en­ ergy derived from independent source, io and using, for periods time predetermined as succession and duration, the accumu­ lated energy obtained operate receiv­ ing device. The method hereinbefore described of utilizing effects disturbances transmitted through the natural media from distant 85 source, which consists causing, means of such effects disturbances, efectrical en­ ergy from independent source stored in condenser, using the electrical energy so accumulated operate transformer and 90 employing the secondary currents from such transformer operate receiving device. The method hereinbefore described of utilizing electrical effects disturbances transmitted through the natural media from a distant source, which consists effecting by means such disturbances effects a 30 storage storage device electrical en­ ergy derived from independent source for periods time corresponding succession and duration such disturbances effects, and discharging the electrical energy ac- 35 cumulated into through receiving device at predetermined intervals time. Lowenstein, E. The method hereinbefore described of 50 utilizing electrical effects disturbances transmitted from distant source, which con­ sists producing, means such effects or disturbances, variations resistance a circuit including independent electrical 55 source and device adapted charged with electrical energy therefrom, thereby causing the storage device charged with energy from such independent source, and using the potential electrical energy accu- 60 mulated operate receiving device. 11