Anyone looking for a Multiwave Oscillator soon comes across the term “Tesla oscillator”. The two names are often mixed up in the trade, although they describe technically very different devices. This article explains where the name comes from, how a Tesla coil, an Oudin resonator and Georges Lakhovsky’s Multiwave Oscillator …
Zvonimir Rudomino was a guest on the Croatian TV show “Na rubu znanosti” hosted by Krešimir Mišak. This time, the topic was Viktor Schauberger’s patents. In several patents, Viktor Schauberger used the technology of implosion, i.e., vortices, to create his devices – repulsines and repulsators. The show was broadcast on …
If you are considering buying an accurate replica of the original Lakhovsky Multiple Wave Oscillator, you may have noticed various “Multiple Wave Oscillator” devices advertised for sale on the internet. Some are well built, but many have very little in common with the original devices built between 1933 and 1940. …
Zvonimir Rudomino was a guest in a segment of the Croatian TV show “Na rubu znanosti” hosted by Krešimir Mišak. This time the topic of the show was Viktor Schauberger and his technologies that he had been developing based on what he observed in nature – the sacred geometry. The …
Zvonimir Rudomino (RT17) and Gary Peterson (21st Century Books) were guests on the Croatian science TV show “Na rubu znanosti” hosted by Krešimir Mišak, on the topic of wireless energy transfer. They spoke about the history and evolution of Nikola Tesla’s ideas and experiments with long distance resonant single-wire and …
Lakhovsky Multi-Wave Oscillators were built in Paris in the 1930s, and some of the originals were still in use in the 1980s. Today, these historical devices attract renewed interest as examples of early radio-frequency engineering. The literature has mentioned Lakhovsky Multi-Wave Oscillator devices for decades. However, the technical details and …
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