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3. Looked at the site, unfortunately saw nothing that addresses those questions.

Wed Dec 5, 2012, 11:58 AM

Dec 2012

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University Uses TESLA Technology to WIRELESSLY CHARGE Electric Bus [View all] Segami Dec 2012 OP

Excerpt from WAVE INC. Segami Dec 2012 #2

You might want to contact WAVE with your queries. Segami Dec 2012 #4

None and none. Edweird Dec 2012 #5

No, they are not insulated. Edweird Dec 2012 #7

My 10 year old toothbrush uses magnetic induction for charging Paulie Dec 2012 #8

My family had one in the 1960s that used induction for charging slackmaster Dec 2012 #12

Insulation has minimal effect on magnetic fields. longship Dec 2012 #9

The EM fields around high tension lines.... jberryhill Dec 2012 #13

Thanks leveymg Dec 2012 #16

Causation? Science Geek Dec 2012 #17

There is no proven link jberryhill Dec 2012 #21

Ionizing radiation causes that not EMF. Edweird Dec 2012 #24

...and pacemakers, implantable pumps, and so on.... jberryhill Dec 2012 #11

If this isn't a big deal, why do I still have to plug in my car? dmallind Dec 2012 #15

Cost, Weight, Design Issues, Losses... Science Geek Dec 2012 #19

Thanks, but there was a conditional on that question dmallind Dec 2012 #20

The interesting part jberryhill Dec 2012 #23

Pretty much... Science Geek Dec 2012 #18

Yeah, that's the entire game jberryhill Dec 2012 #22

I have always liked sarisataka Dec 2012 #14

Edison was all about DC. Tesla is the father of alternating current. Edweird Dec 2012 #25