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Homeowners are building a small DIY project inspired by a coil Nikola Tesla patented in 1894, to fight rising power bills. Answer 2 quick questions to see if it could suit your home.
QUESTION 1 OF 2
Do you have a garage, shed or yard where you could work on a weekend project?
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The story behind the project
Michael noticed his neighbor Gary's electric bill on top of the recycling bin. It was a small fraction of his own, on the same street, in the same summer heat. Gary showed him a quiet project against his garage wall that he built himself, inspired by Tesla's US Patent 512,340, "Coil for Electro-Magnets" (January 9, 1894). Tesla wound two wires side by side into a flat spiral, a design known as a bifilar coil.
What the plans include
- Step-by-step videos and wiring diagrams written for beginners
- A parts list for items available at hardware stores
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Never connect a homemade device to your home's wiring or panel yourself. Have a licensed electrician do that part, and check your local codes.
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