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This is amazing.
Additionally to that he actually made a Tesla Coil in the same style as the Soviet Tesla Coil from red alert 2!
complete with Engineer suit!

http://tesladownunder.com/Red%20Alert%20Tesla.htm

yeah! look there is a photo on his home page in which he is standing inside a faraday cage and there are red sparks all over his head!!
this is some cool shit!

Bad website design aside, this guy is what I would call a da Vinci of our time. Just check out all the HV things he does in his free time after being a MD all day.

I personally enjoy his gaming references, but there's something for everyone.

Just... wow. His curiosity and expanse/depth of testing is simply baffling....

No wonder he didn't have time to design a website, he's not interested in boring numbers and code; he enjoys placing himself in, what I would call, risky situations.

Bad website design aside, this guy is what I would call a da Vinci of our time. Just check out all the HV things he does in his free time after being a MD all day.

I personally enjoy his gaming references, but there's something for everyone.

Just... wow. His curiosity and expanse/depth of testing is simply baffling....

No wonder he didn't have time to design a website, he's not interested in boring numbers and code; he enjoys placing himself in, what I would call, risky situations.

Bad website design aside, this guy is what I would call a da Vinci of our time. Just check out all the HV things he does in his free time after being a MD all day.

I personally enjoy his gaming references, but there's something for everyone.

Just... wow. His curiosity and expanse/depth of testing is simply baffling....

No wonder he didn't have time to design a website, he's not interested in boring numbers and code; he enjoys placing himself in, what I would call, risky situations.

Bad website design aside, this guy is what I would call a da Vinci of our time. Just check out all the HV things he does in his free time after being a MD all day.

I personally enjoy his gaming references, but there's something for everyone.

Just... wow. His curiosity and expanse/depth of testing is simply baffling....

No wonder he didn't have time to design a website, he's not interested in boring numbers and code; he enjoys placing himself in, what I would call, risky situations.

If this is the kind of wireless power they're talking about, it might be time to make myself a tin foil hat.

http://tesladownunder.com/

but there is little new here.

Especially since it isn't any good for the stated purpose. From his site:

Actual rotation speed is about 10 seconds per revolution which is easy for thieves to avoid I guess.

They already have those.

It looks like this. Pictures like that bring a tear to my eye. If you have even a small subset of those capacitors, you can do some seriously cool shit.