About the authors:
Born in the Netherlands and now based in Thailand, electrical engineer, historian, cryptographer and experimentalist, Ernst Willem Van Den Bergh resumes the electrical
physics research of Nikola Tesla's legacy established over a century ago. Ernst Van Den Bergh & Nikola Tesla, both share the traits of being born in the year of the dragon as well as the need to advance the wellbeing of our world through the art of electrical science and engineering. Ernst has focused his attention on Nikola Tesla's work since 2005, and is now ready to share some of his insights to the world. Ernst had the opportunity to develop his own high voltage laboratory to replicate various elements of Tesla's original works in order to see exactly what Tesla saw and wrote about. Ernst's background in IT & physics enabled him to recover unreported truths that would have been otherwise lost forever. Ernst has pushed the envelope beyond any other Tesla researcher and wishes to guide others in the same direction by publishing 5 books on the matter.
Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter - describes in Tesla's own words what a Magnifying Transmitter is and what it is supposed to do and how.
The Tesla Code - Explains how Tesla conveyed his knowledge in his article "The Problem of Increasing Human Energy".
The Battle for Wardenclyffe - shows what happened with the Wardenclyffe project using the correspondence between Tesla and JP Morgan together with a few articles and additional letters.
The Science of Tesla's Magic - explains in detail the theory behind the Magnifying Transmitter supported by experiments.
Ernst has also re-published the restored original of Tesla's autobiography that contains the original text, pictures and commentaries for those who wish to know Nikola Tesla as a person.
Born in the technology epicenter of the Silicon Valley and now based in Rhode Island, Kyle Longean Dell'Aquila continues the electrical physics research and teachings of Nikola Tesla's legacy established over a century ago. Kyle Dell'Aquila who attended the Rhode Island School of Design is an industrial designer, illustrator, experimentalist, publisher of the Electromotive Force Review and co-founder of the heavy machinery electrification startup "RISE Robotics". Kyle is inspired, mentored and a regular collaborator with Ernst Willem Van Den Bergh to uncover the more mysterious elements of our electrical universe to our world. From pen & ink, computer renderings to 3D prints, Kyle Dell'Aquila uses every resource within his arsenal to convey all the various aspects of electrical phenomenon, known and lesser-known to the world. Kyle wishes to disseminate the strange and wonderful world of electricity down to a comprehensible elementary level so that all are able to see what has been previously left to physicists to see, no matter what age or education level.
