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Don Smith
📍 USADeceasedInventor
Biography
Donald Lee Smith was an American inventor who developed high-frequency magnetic resonance systems claiming to convert ambient magnetic field energy into usable electricity. His systems used Tesla coils, neon sign transformers, spark gaps, and specialized coil configurations. Smith claimed power output scales with the square of voltage times the square of frequency (P ∝ V² × f²). He gave lectures and demonstrations but deliberately withheld certain key construction details, leading to decades of replication attempts across multiple forums.
Key Contributions
High-frequency magnetic resonance energy conversion systemsP ∝ V² × f² scaling theorymultiple device configurations using Tesla coil derivatives.
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Don Smith Magnetic Resonance System
Donald Lee Smith
High-frequency, high-voltage resonant systems using Tesla coils, neon sign transformers, and spark gaps. Claims power output scales with the square of voltage times the square of frequency.
Resonance & SwitchingSolid-State DevicesTesla Technologies
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