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The Magnifying Transmitter



The Magnifying Transmitter 

Tesla construction a huge Magnifying Transmitter at Shoreham, Long 

Island, a site which he named Wardenclyffe. Following his return to 

New York City from Colorado Springs in 1899, Tesla was jubilant and 

full of enthusiasm to implement his plan for the commercial 

application of Radiant energy. He turned to JP Morgan (An Investor) 

for a substantial portion of the funding to finance the huge project at 

Wardenclyffe. 

Tesla told him that the transmitter could transmit



“intelligence” to the 

world, Morgan assumed that he meant ordinary radio 

communications, but Tesla was not referring to ordinary radio 

transmissions. He was talking about electricity, but avoided revealing 

all to Morgan during this early phase of the Wardenclyffe project. 

Some considerable time later, Tesla eventually felt compelled to tell 

Morgan the larger possibilities offered by the Magnifying Transmitter 

when he needed more funding to complete the project. Tesla thought 

that Morgan would be overwhelmed by his expanded explanation of 

the true capacities of the transmitter and would be anxious tocomplete the work, but Tesla’s assumption had backfired and Morgan 

refused to lay out any more money for the transmitter. Sadly, the 

enormous benefits that could have been made available to society by 

Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter project, died then and there. 

One Man’s Greed 

Morgan had already orchestrated circumstances in Tesla’s life in 

order to force Tesla to be dependent on him for financial backing. 

During an earlier period, when Tesla himself had millions from his 

Polyphase AC generator royalty payments and other earnings, 

Morgan wanted to woo Tesla with a deal that effectively gave Morgan 

majority control over his patent rights and projects, but Tesla turned 

him down, telling Morgan that he had enough money of his own to 

fund his projects. While returning to his hotel from that very meeting 

with Morgan, however, Tesla was told that his laboratory had been 

burned to the ground. It represented a tremendous loss to Tesla and 

it shook him deeply.


Everyone, of course, felt convinced that Morgan was behind the 

arson. In order to save face, Morgan was embarrassed by Tesla into 

putting up the money to pay for the rebuilding of a new lab as an act 

of “philanthropy”. From that time forward, however, other financial 

backers were not to be found. Morgan was powerful enough to black 

list Tesla among the Eastern Establishment elites that previously had 

hobnobbed and feted with Tesla as if he was one of their own. Black 

listing and ostracization by officialdom and financiers lifted somewhat 

after Morgan’s death, but generally continued to haunt Tesla for the 

rest of his life. 

Tesla Success 

Despite the loss of Wardenclyffe, Tesla continued to refine his 

understanding of Radiant Energy and miniaturize the equipment 

needed to produce it. He eventually was able to reduce the 

equipment down to the size of a suit case. Such reduction in size 

meant a reduction is output as well – therefore the concept of having 

free electricity for everyone with his device was not strictly possible.





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