Wireless Electricity

I think they're called "batteries."

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You're going to the totally wrong souce. Go to church, not the power company. The CEO at church will hook you up with wireless electricity. Not only is it wireless, it's free. It's called ligntning. Once delivered, it's up to you to manage it to your needs.

The only wireless power is solar cells charging a battery and then using an inverter to convert the DC from the battery to 120V to power your stuff. Anything else, someone is pulling your leg.

Bob Hofmann

Wireless power comes from flashlights, battery-powered lighting, battery-powered tools, wood-burning stoves, fireplaces, kerosene lanterns, uninterrupted power supplies, etc.

Dick

If you think you can afford a summer home, then you're goin g to have to spend some money. Me, I can't afford one.

Someone told us to get wireless power from

Wireless electricity was my idea, 45 years ago when I was 15.

I didn't think I'd have to wait this long for someone else to develop it. I just heard this year that someone is working on it, but a) it's not ready yet, b) I know wonder about the safety of the4 radiation, c) it's range might be 20 feet, but it won't be 8 miles.

But gas is not that expensive. It's only 4 times what it was a few years ago, and only 20 times what it was when I started driving. A generator can go I'm guessing, 2 to 4 hours on a gallon. Don't leave it on all the time or at night. Get a remote start generator and keep it far enough from the cabin with a sound deadening cover so you don't hear it much. Maybe get one tht has a timer to turn itself off. Get 12 volt light bulbs for your cabin, and use a 15 volt genertor to charge car batteries. Get a refrigerator with no moving parts, or use a 12 volt picnic cooler with combination heating or cooling. Or bring ice or imitation ice from home.

Power tools can use a lot of current, so decide what you'll be using before buying the generator.

Use candles or kerosene lanterns.

WL electricity is a pipe dream. If you lay off the drugs then you can afford a generator.

I also dream about pipes some times. I'm working on a way to make them wirelessly.

Wireless electricity transmission is still in experimental stages at MIT. They call it WiTricity, and have been able to transmit about seven feet. My guess is that if and when it's developed to a point that electric services can be wireless, it'll cost more than a generator, and we'll all probably be long dead

assuming a vehicle can reach the site.

all solutions cost money:( wireless electricity doesnt exist to produce useful power.

a inverter off your car is likely the cheapest solution

Perhaps you should stay in town and donate the cabin.

He probably doesn't actually own it. Probably found an abandoned cabin in the woods and goes there to smoke his dope.

I've never responded to a troll before, but this is one case where it

I do have a device to deliver both electricity and fluids (water, gas, etc...) wirelessly. It involves a matched pair of small iron boxes, each containing one of the ends of a wormhole. Since these aren't guaranteed safe, each has a protective device to protect the throat from entry by fingers.

To use one, you must engage the "i" mode prior to hookup.

BTW, that's how they get cable TV on the space station :-)

I don't mean to be a blowhard, but wind power can be used to charge those batteries if you're in a location favorable to that.

Jeff

I can't imagine a windmill/charger/invertor setup being cheaper than a generator. It is unlikely to pay for itself in saved fuel costs within a person's lifetime.

How much wind is there going to be in the middle of a forest?

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Hmmm, wireless water. Has a nice ring to it. I'm just wondering...when there's a bad atmospheric disturbance like solar flares, comets, magnetic storms from space or Billy Mays yelling, what happens when the cell phone, water and electricity signals get jumbled?

Maybe a good thing can come of it though. Like on your cell phone hear Billy Mays' flesh boiling being electrocuted in water huh?

The only wireless power is solar cells charging a battery and then using an inverter to convert the DC from the battery to 120V to power your stuff. Anything else, someone is pulling your leg.

Bob Hofmann

Not true. Look up Mutual Induction or Evanesent Wave Coupling So far it is not a practical method for home use, but it may be in a few years for some applications.