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SolisHoods

@solishoods

Physics Degree Michigan Tech University Steam Tesla Turbines for Electricity

SolisHoods is a TikTok creator in the United States with 4.5K followers and 42.6K likes. Their videos average 20.5K views, an engagement rate of 6.4%. Most-used hashtags: #physics, #engineering and #energy.

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Engagement: 6.4% United States 🗣️ English
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Latest video: 2026-01-14

🛸 NEW UFO FOOTAGE!! 🔥  What could it possibly be?!?! Tell me your thoughts in the comments! ☝️  #drone #ufo #mystery #DIY #steam
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🛸 NEW UFO FOOTAGE!! 🔥 What could it possibly be?!?! Tell me your thoughts in the comments! ☝️ #drone #ufo #mystery #DIY #steam

🔍 Let’s delve into the world of early electrical engineering, exploring a landmark patent filed by the renowned inventor Nikola Tesla:  U.S. Patent 406,968 for a Dynamo-Electric Machine.  This isn’t just any piece of machinery—it’s a ground-breaking DC motor-generator design that challenged the technological status quo. #Tesla #Innovation ⚙️ Tesla’s patent represents a marked departure from the conventional DC motor generators of the time.  The brilliance lies in the use of two rotary conductors placed in ‘unipolar’ magnetic fields, connected by a flexible conducting belt.  This ingenious arrangement eliminates the need for sliding contacts or brushes that were traditionally used in DC generators—a frequent source of inefficiency and mechanical wear. #EngineeringGenius #ElectricalEngineering ⚡ Furthermore, Tesla’s design allowed for ‘staging,’ or connecting multiple generators together.  This feature provided the capability to achieve exceptionally high voltages— something his contemporaries’ designs couldn’t manage as efficiently. #HighVoltage  💡 Interestingly, this innovative design would have been a serious contender against the traditional DC generators that Thomas Edison favored, potentially offering a solution to long-distance power transmission, a significant challenge of the time.   🧩 As we contemplate the genius behind this patent, one can’t help but wonder:  Could this be the infamous $50,000 ‘DC motor fix’ that Tesla allegedly created while working for Edison?  Tesla Started working for Edison in 1884. Then quit in 1885. Then in 1889 Tesla received the patent for this DC generator/motor that was a marked improvement upon the sliding brushes at the periphery of the faraday disc and DC motor/generator.  And it typically takes about 2-3 years to get a patent. 🤔 Could this invention have been the spark that ignited the fierce rivalry between these two titans of electricity?  Stay tuned for our next reel, where we’ll delve deeper into this intriguing chapter of electrical history.”
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🔍 Let’s delve into the world of early electrical engineering, exploring a landmark patent filed by the renowned inventor Nikola Tesla: U.S. Patent 406,968 for a Dynamo-Electric Machine. This isn’t just any piece of machinery—it’s a ground-breaking DC motor-generator design that challenged the technological status quo. #Tesla #Innovation ⚙️ Tesla’s patent represents a marked departure from the conventional DC motor generators of the time. The brilliance lies in the use of two rotary conductors placed in ‘unipolar’ magnetic fields, connected by a flexible conducting belt. This ingenious arrangement eliminates the need for sliding contacts or brushes that were traditionally used in DC generators—a frequent source of inefficiency and mechanical wear. #EngineeringGenius #ElectricalEngineering ⚡ Furthermore, Tesla’s design allowed for ‘staging,’ or connecting multiple generators together. This feature provided the capability to achieve exceptionally high voltages— something his contemporaries’ designs couldn’t manage as efficiently. #HighVoltage 💡 Interestingly, this innovative design would have been a serious contender against the traditional DC generators that Thomas Edison favored, potentially offering a solution to long-distance power transmission, a significant challenge of the time. 🧩 As we contemplate the genius behind this patent, one can’t help but wonder: Could this be the infamous $50,000 ‘DC motor fix’ that Tesla allegedly created while working for Edison? Tesla Started working for Edison in 1884. Then quit in 1885. Then in 1889 Tesla received the patent for this DC generator/motor that was a marked improvement upon the sliding brushes at the periphery of the faraday disc and DC motor/generator. And it typically takes about 2-3 years to get a patent. 🤔 Could this invention have been the spark that ignited the fierce rivalry between these two titans of electricity? Stay tuned for our next reel, where we’ll delve deeper into this intriguing chapter of electrical history.”

Tesla Turbine Production Updates #nikolatesla #turbine #engineering #cncmachine #machining
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Tesla Turbine Production Updates #nikolatesla #turbine #engineering #cncmachine #machining

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