Using 5G Network For Electricity
5 years ago in STEMGeeks by kralizec (73)Has a history of shady behavior
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I like the idea of mining electricity from transmitted 5G signal, but you can only get a fraction out of it. To be able to get a fully usable amount of electricity, you need to be able to create a device that is highly sensitive and reactive to electromagnetism in free space.
I couldn't agree more with your statement. What are your thought about harvesting energy from natural occurring electromagnetic waves?
I once heard a story (not sure if its true) that someone put large coils underneath high voltage electricity wires running through their property. They were able to generate/mine the electricity from these coils. The electricity company thought it was theft, as opposed to using a free resource as it does put some load on the network. I wonder where the line between theft and using energy from the air really is? wrapping a coil around the electricity wire on the street is probably theft, but a small coil to power a small portable IoT device... now that seems more reasonable.