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  • mikebg
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    All Hail, this is metal detecting forum. I received your email but please search the WEB for "Tesla forum", "Tesla blog" etc. and you will find people with interests like you. The paticipants in our forum have different interests.

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  • All Hail Tesla
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    Thanks for you interest . First I spelled electrons "elections" in one sentence , sorry about that .
    Next lets tackle understanding electrons . Each element has a certain
    number of electrons . How full the valance or outer shell is determines how
    easy it can give up or receive an electron . This is a brief explanation of electrons .
    I would like to add here I have been a musician for over 25 years.
    Tesla realized to pick up a frequency you must be in harmony or tuned to it .
    All elements have there own frequency in accordance to the amount of protons , nuetrons and electrons .
    So in theory if you know the frequency or wave length of an element
    you can tune into it . Electricity is much like music as they are both waves .
    Do with that if something is subjected to some type of inductence
    it will give of a certain wave length only commen to the element itself
    but it can be also in harmony with others . We have tuners for music
    that can tell you the note and octave of a wave . These are measured
    by the frequency of the wave . So if you know the note of silver persay
    then you can get a sympathetic vibration that is directly related to silver
    or it's harmony elements . I know this is a brief explanation and I will write a more
    in depth post when I can get on my computer . I am posting
    from my phone so sorry for any mispelled words . Thanks for the link
    for those who do not know who Tesla is .

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  • mikebg
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    Originally posted by All Hail Tesla View Post
    Hi all . I am new to these forums but not new to electricity .
    I have a question to anyone with true electrical knowledge .
    Most know tesla is the founder of alternating current .
    His inventions are used world wide still to this day .
    Everything from car alternators to the power in your home .
    As any true electrical enthusiast you understand electrons .
    So I have tried using such things as the tesla coil .
    I ask what technology of his are we not using or understand ?
    It is very easy to see logically that all things that are inductive
    give off a certain frequency compared to the inducted frequency .
    I will post more of my thoughts and show some tests I have done .
    I do believe by certain tests that all elements can be identified by
    an eletrical pulse because of the electeons in each element.
    Remember Nikola Tesla and his great findings and inventions .
    All Hail, if you are not new in the electricity, then you can make definition of your terms "understand electrons", "inducted frequency" and "elections".

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  • All Hail Tesla
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    Hi all . I am new to these forums but not new to electricity .
    I have a question to anyone with true electrical knowledge .
    Most know tesla is the founder of alternating current .
    His inventions are used world wide still to this day .
    Everything from car alternators to the power in your home .
    As any true electrical enthusiast you understand electrons .
    So I have tried using such things as the tesla coil .
    I ask what technology of his are we not using or understand ?
    It is very easy to see logically that all things that are inductive
    give off a certain frequency compared to the inducted frequency .
    I will post more of my thoughts and show some tests I have done .
    I do believe by certain tests that all elements can be identified by
    an eletrical pulse because of the electeons in each element.
    Remember Nikola Tesla and his great findings and inventions .
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