Topband: FCC authorizes 1KW wireless power transmission

[Brian Pease]

I agree about the pie.  I have done a bit of reading.  Their 
experimental station will use a 50kW broadcast xmtr to (they say) 
generate a Zenneck surface vertical EM wave with little radiation loss 
into the sky by using a special "probe".  Zenneck waves are real and 
have been demonstrated in a lab at a much higher frequency.  They fall 
off as the square root of distance.  They well be doing field strength 
vs distance measurements in Texas.  The only problem is that it takes an 
infinitely long straight array of vertical antennas (ie a lot) to 
generate a pure Zenneck wave.  50 to 1 kW is another issue, not to 
mention ground loss..........................

On 2/7/2018 1:45 PM, Jim Thomson wrote:
> Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2018 14:16:15 -0500 (EST)
> From: donovanf at starpower.net
> To: topband <topband at contesting.com>
> Subject: Topband: FCC authorizes 1KW wireless power transmission
> experimental station WJ2XGB on 160 meter band
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> https://swling.com/blog/2018/02/fcc-authorizes-wireless-power-transmission-experimental-station
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> https://apps.fcc.gov/els/GetAtt.html?id=204036&x=.
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> http://www.texzontechnologies.com/technology
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> ##  IMO, this is pie in the sky.   Pure psuedo junk science at its finest.
> Tesla  tried sending vast amounts of energy via  wireless,  didnt work out too well.
> S meters are calibrated in microvolts, not megawatts.
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> ##  well, you could buy shares in the company, let them peak  with all the hype, then dump
> all of em real quick.    The entire scheme is about 3 steps  below fractal ants.
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> Jim   VE7RF
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