On Sun, 20 Sep 2009, William Beaty wrote:
But that would be high-power RF which for some reason doesn't show up on
detectors built for that freq range.
On the other hand, if the phenomenon produced a natural amplifer and not an
ionospheric oscillator, then N. Tesla's "World System" might supply far more
energy than was being broadcast by his transmitters.
Or perhaps the transmitter itself would simultaneously act as a receiver,
if the freq happened to be at one of the Shumann resonances. The Earth
would focus the entire output of the ionosphere back to the location of
the transmitter, which would unexpectedly keep running even with switches
turned off, but perhaps not before it set the town's generator on fire.
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