Conduit (Wireless) Electric Railways, Cable Tunnels, Funiculars, Antiquitech, Serpollet Steam
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we discuss something that’s always made me wonder when viewing old world photographs: that is the wireless trolley,
Or, the trolley systems that appear to be wireless in many cities all over the world pre-1900, which seemed to disappear from these cities by the mid 1900’s.
We will discuss funiculars, cable railways, conduit railways, and steam boiler powered transportation created by Serpollet which was lost after his death.
Let’s share our ideas about this technology below. Please like, share, subscribe! I am not a scientist or engineer, just interested in history we have lost!
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Stanley Motor Carriage Company was a US company and their Stanley Steamer set the land speed record in 1906 by traveling 127mph. My grandfather used to talk about that car when I was a kid. Your video made me remember...thank you.
I see the remnants of this all over the northwest of England. I’ve always wondered what the weird gears sticking out the ground were for. They’re dotted about around manchester especially in the more rural areas. They’re all painted over and non functional of course.
I always assumed they must have been used for mining and it was some sort of a hauling mechanism but I’m convinced now that they were for underground cables.
I just googled the big gear outside the museum of science and industry in Manchester City centre and immediately found this was the original site for the station linking Manchester to Liverpool in 1832.
100 dead on.
Fantastic! I can't get enough of this "untwisting" of the "his-story" that's been shoved down our throats and imbedded in our minds since birth! Thank you, from west central Pa.
There's a sub station or dynamo on 96th street between Broadway and West End Avenue in Manhattan. As a kid in the 1970's I passed it all the time. In p.s. 75, first grade, the teacher took us inside the building. Its onlt 3 or 4 stories high but there's huge machinery in there. They cant or wont knock it down. It was supposed to be a power station for the train. It was loud and dark and scary as a kid.
You’re killing it man. It’s almost like having a another Jon Levi, but on the daily.
That comparison though... thank you 🙏 Jon is someone I’ve been watching for a long time and respect a lot. I’m just glad to be part of the community, and I hope to keep finding cool things to share as we unwind history together
@ Jestin Robinson another one is FLAT EARTH BRITISH SUB
@@Boo-wt6st that’s Martin L right? I try to watch all his work when I can. He goes into some crazy deep places with his research. I think he’s going live today!
@@FRESHboosters, He’s great been watching him for quite awhile now.
@@FRESHboosters Lee is Flat Earth British Sub.
Martin Liedtke is Flat Earth British
Wow for once youtube recommends something worth watching ,this was awesome 👏
Yeah TH-cam algorithm has been really crap there past few years .
It's all part of the mind numbing agenda 😵
This is an epic find! Explains so much. The whole deal with these warehouses with the giant pulleys and the transformation into the amusement parks etc. Well done.
Dude you nailed it! Why did they do this??? They knew the electric vehicles of any type would kill the new OIL profits....
We've advanced so much 😂
The tech we use today is really imprisonment.
Yep !absolutely ...
That’s why they’re called Cell-phones...😄
And there is still so much more tech, this video doesn't cover. We've been dumbed down greatly.. the 1880s 8th grade test some college students will struggle with..
😂
But google apps for mobile android still mostly need 5G to function properly. Especially the brokerages.
Awesome find Jarid, explains a lot...Cheers
The first recorded mechanical ropeway was actually invented by a Venetian Man called Fausto Veranzio, who designed a bi-cable passenger ropeway in 1616.
Thank you! Stuffed Beagle sent me. Excited to watch your work
Those late 1800’s were WILD! Great work.
I’ve just recently subscribed to your channel. You have a great awareness about you and a very keen eye in the details of the subject matter you’re covering. All, so informative and awakening. Wonderfully done Jarid!
Your quickly becoming one of my favorites. Good work 👏
Me too 🙇🎩
Stuffed Beagle sent me.. Great video mate
Nice work! I’m convinced suits of armor were protection in high voltage work in domes ( Leiden jars ) . They could never have served any purpose otherwise. Faschi were tools for removing vines from power poles. Jousting Lances had hooks on the end to twist wires together during an equestrian maneuver called volting.
funny, now I AM seeing Knights as Gardeners. and... perhaps, Jack, from Jack in The Bean Stalk, in A suit of Armor...
(well, its not unpleasant, as A visual, wile just musing through... ty...)
@@e.s.l.1083 we know giants existed. It wasn’t a fairytale.
yeahmmm agreed, i found serendipity in your comment.
lately, i have been thinking about how we were fed fairRE tales about what was in plane sight...
and... now looking out at it, its here... in plane sight, there are castle 🏰 and there are giants🗽and... ironically, on that occasion, to believe 'our own eyes'... is seen as subversive (or some such thing of think)
it is just interesting.
even as a kid, i figured that Giants lost a propaganda war.
for instance even given the example of Jack and The Bean Stalk - Jack was a guilty of trespassing, breaking and entering, theft, kidnapping... and in the end, murder. @ the cost of: a cows trade for a hand 'full of BEANS'.
that said... it is
a by far A more romantic notion, to see a Knight as A Gardener.
ty, Knights of Tartaria
@@e.s.l.1083 Many in this community would rather believe a fasci is some sort of high tech weapon. That is a romantic notion! The "Roman legions" were utility maintenance workers that were despised for there simultaneous roll as tax collectors when removing vines from utility poles.
The fasci would be unbundled and pieced together to create a long reach branch cutter the same as used today!!!
Here in LA all the modern Metro Systems use what they call the Electric Third Rail. It's basically the same system as the conjugate system. But instead being under the train, it is off to the side that looks like a third rail. It runs all along the track and provides the electricity to power the train...
Third-rail power is common on a lot of systems. It's been used on subways for over a century, also on other light-rail lines like the former P&W near Philly.
I used to have a digital copy of these south American newspaper articles from the 70s or 80s. The articles claimed that someone had found trolly/train tracks in most dense areas of the amazon rainforest.
Recently came across your channel...believe it or not because of YT recommendations 🤔🤣....Superb Eye...Superb Mind...Superb Post...
Downloaded to preserve and share...Many Blessings My Friend...Much Love and Peace...❤🙏🌱
Yet another piece of the puzzle. Never would have thought of the development of the automobile as having possibly been of strategic importance toward efforts to obfuscate the infrastructure of a a fallen / conquered world empire. The ommision of Serpollet from the history text books is peculiar until we consider that there may have been an agenda behind it. Certain elements of history just keep repeating themselves.Nothing new under the sun, as they say. His technology must have greatly increased the efficiency of steam engines.
wow !! had never heard of this man either -- who had designed the flash steam engine ... and that he died 'mysteriously' at 48 and NO ONE continued to produce and develope this engine .... well, I think you have said enough for us all to understand what REALLY happened
Steam powered is the same as hydrogen powered like Pons and Fleischman "discovered" Eugene Mallove wrote a book called fire from ice and he also mysteriously died as did Stanley Meyer?? I believe was his name. I heard a rumor that in about 2008 a guy from a town 30 miles away from me in Monmouth, Illinois disappeared, a mechanic, who was getting 200 miles/gallon, using hydrogen.
There was a trolley that once connected the villages of western NY, many of the sections were exclusive trolley only paths threw the woods, then traveling all the main village strips. It was built in 1908 and used the power of Niagera fall, and went right to it. It also became the path all major power lines from Niagara falls to the area took, so that may be there reason for the end of underground lines, they were starting to run power lines to residential customers, so there was no need to hide the trolley wires if you already had the residential wires going up, and it was probably far cheaper and less likely to have problems with water shorting out the system.
The last section of the line in Chautauqua kept going to sever a canning factory till the factory burned in the 60s, the trolley sat at the station till it was moved in 2020, oddly enough, on shutdown day.
Well done young Jedi...well done...LUV BEAGS
“Boosters” = 33
He’s not a Jedi, he’s a Freemason.
@@luke125 That is some seriously silly thinking you have there...
@@stuffedbeagle Not when
“Jon Levi” = 33
“WISEUP” = 33
and so on.
@@luke125 So by your theory they are all Freemasons...ok...prove it....I'll wait....
@@luke125 wow good observation. So much on here is garbage, meaning if they are the access to info makes sense and their rise above others makes sense. Good content but if they are undercover, at what expense to learn and what detriment. Lastly if they are agents how much is paid distraction? It is a reasonable observation Lucas.
The buildings of the past were gathering static electricity by means of copper roof, gold roof, electrum statues, spires and domes. There used to be wireless communication too. I love this channel. Great job.
Kick ass castles are tree stumps
Giant trees had power. Jetson's came before the Flintstones
Yep..a couple in Edinburgh..incredible when you see them with enlightened eyes
Fantastic look back at some incredible forgotten technologies! Was familiar with cable car systems but not their repurposing for electrified conduit systems! Keep unearthing these forgotten gems!
Great job. It’s amazing how much we don’t know about.
research dry steam. cant find much on it. it was used in ships crossing oceans, very powerful and efficent. until replaced by big oil.
Dry Steam was perhaps those wooden burner cars?
Lol “train of thought”. Thanks for the video
Fantastic!
The streetcars you see are either cable cars or central 3rd rail in a slot underneath the middle of the tracks. The 3rd Avenue Railway had center 3rd rail in most of its lines and those from Manhattan to the Bronx also had trolley poles for service to the Bronx.
You gotta be from somewhere between Allentown, Reading, and Philly. Possibly Quakertown. Can't hide that acccent lol.
Lol.... i really dont hear his accent.... i literally thot he was a black man from southern california... i thot the speaker was different from the person in the profile pic cuz his voice haha...
@@misshiss4040 thot? Yes. Yes you are.
He sounds so nice, I could listen to anything he says. Don't know what he looks like and don't care because he sounds really good. This is a perfect combination of excellent narration and exciting topic. Well done 👏 cheers 🍻
AWESOME find! Really great ones! Thank you
Wow man next level material. Much respect!
Awesome find and work. What if The cars boiler ran on Radium or Uranium? Huge thanks
👍Great video.
New subscriber here, greetings from High Springs Florida and much Thanks.
I'm sure ya know bout Paul cook, if not hes got some kickass vidjas about this same subject!
So thankful this exists!
It just goes to show you that photography and video are a lot older than we’ve been told they are. A lot older.
Most have been doctored by museums. Things taken out, things put in etc
It’s sad but true.
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We also had that tram system in Copenhagen, now relaced by an underground metro and busses.
There are also very old "off limits" tunnel systems under the city.
I am a boiler mechanic. people have no idea how much clean energy steam produces. it is so amazing and much more powerful than can be imagined. steam is a strong cheap energy source. a gallon of water goes a long way. a flash steam motor is so efficient and cheap to run with hardly any repair problems to worry about. however the Rockefeller's needed to sell oil.
This one was a great great show that’s some very great information you just put out there I never heard of them either not a word how interesting life
Respect 4 ur work
Great in depth research, love it.
Wow. Great info! Thanks.
You're awesome Jarid! Thanks so much for uncovering this brilliant piece of history that was erased from the narrative so many years ago!
As a master electrician I find this video both extremely fascinating as well as hilarious.
During the 1800s, these feats of engineering were the calling card for western excellence as well as an obvious money suck used to show off.
Much like how today we are showing off with rockets that land themselves and AI that can beat us in chess using billions of dollars to do it.
The electrification of the west was a massive show boat funded by the Elon Musks of its day.
Never underestimate how fast you can build stuff with a population of people who will work 16hr days just for food, look at what China has done in 25 years.
Hey Jarid! Just wanted to say that these are some of the most intriguing and thought provoking videos I've seen in some time. Rich with content and context. Thanks for doing all the research and sharing with us!
Great content .. you are closer to the truth then the vast majority of people. In 1916 we already had electric cars , some even featured a working 4wheel drive system.
Phenomenal Video. Words are a disservice to this artwork. Superb. Thank you.
Apenas me suscribí a tu chanel, tienes info muy buena, felicidades, es muy interesante, saludos.
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EXCELLENT work brother
When I was a kid I was always wondering why river front parks in my area are called battery Park, till recent years
Mind blownnnn. "Battery park " NYC. Intriguing.
They are named that due to having been the home of artillery batteries from military forts. Many were built on rivers and bays to protect the surrounding cities and forts. Visit any old or modern Fort, and they all have "Battery #__" where the artillery were housed.
This is my favourite channel. You're the perfect link between channels I'm watching
Brilliant info bro!
Deserves many more subs.
This is so interesting and amazing to watch. I just found you. Love Jon's work. Newly following Martin and I subbed to the Old World 4K. Awesome work from all of you. Thank you!
I just found your fantastic channel. Thanks so much.... Greetings from New York State (Lake Ontario)
Fantastic vid!!...when I was a kid in the streets of Calgary Ab, they had city buses on the no 1 route ,and no 9 route, that used a (Trolley Wire) to power
those 2 bus routes. By the time I was 5, they switched all that electric tech for dirty diesel...
They called trolley buses, trackless trams, trackless trolleys, and a pile of other names that vary from country to country. A lot of cities used them in the past. They're still common in some parts of the world although IIRC only about half a dozen cities in North America still have them.
I heard that Harriet Tubman and the underground railroad was literally an underground railroad not like they tell us their narrative
Which still run
Very interesting video my frend! I honestly did not know about the cable cars and the massive rail cable system that was under the streets. People of the old world were always experimenting with different types of rail transportation. From ancient cable car systems invented in mountainous regions to the modern wireless trams with the atmospheric generators on top (like the one at 15:50). Anther interesting subway of the old world was the pneumatic railway. This subway used a single car that was almost vacuum sealed to a cilindrical tunnel. It was pushed from one station to another by huge air pumps that were installed in each station.
However we must remember that they all had in common one thing: electricity.
Im afraid that Serpollet was just a puppet inventor pushed by the controllers to introduce a precursor to the combustion engine in an attempt to steer public perception away from electric engines. His small steam engine did nothing but further the agenda of internal combustion engines.
Outstanding analysis. Cheers brother...
Very cool vid. TFS.
by 1910, 38% of the cars in the US were electric, which by the 1920's come with their own charging station.
Then the economy crashes and we lose it all... but never fear, we have gas powered vehicles to replace the electric! It’s a sad story, indeed
Reoccurring theme. "His story"
JB, the opening colorized footage shows cable trams, i.e a cable between the rails.
They also used water to lift Funiculars
When you look at the world today, you see that anywhere there is "development" or technology, it's oppressively ugly. You have a sense that this can't be right, the streets, the traffic, the hideous buildings -- it just doesn't make sense.
My guess is this is the late 19th century on the cusp of the 20th century..the 1790s would never look like this in the 18th century as you said at the start.
I think after the Carrington event in the 1800’s they probably realized how dangerous this would be.
Very good research and video
People underestimate the practical efficiency of clean engineering , cog's levers pulleys screws etc
The next question is how they went from " discovering" electricity to producing it in large amounts and making the cables and infrastructures
To transmit it almost instantly
It's amazing when you start combining these technologies, such as biogas for gas street lights and pulley systems for public transportation. It makes the world seem much more beautiful and less archaic than the Controllers would like us to believe. I'm not saying it was great considering other aspects of the world but dang it was pretty cool.
I'm a lift engineer uk based they had me as apprentice working with the tip top engineer s we had 2 back engineer the plant 2 produce diagrams they had elevator but no schematic diagrams thank you plz have a look at Otis lofts and KONE lifts
Very interesting , having to reverses engineer , it’s as if they (Otis) didn’t invent the lift !! But “ found” it ,
Those were powered by a 3rd rail in between the tracks a few inches below so that horses and people will not be electrocuted.
Yes, that’s what the video is about...
So, I have a house in Hastings England.
There is a funicular railway there.
Now here's where I feel it gets interesting.
It goes up to..... Nothing, a flat field on a high cliff.🤔
Why TF would all this effort go into getting to the top... You can walk.
I feel that the actual cliff faced were actually buildings BIG BIG Buildings.
What we are told are sedimentary layers, look like melted layers of brick work and stone work...
You showed the Hastings Funicular at the top of the film.
Look at "view of the East hill Hastings"
No one would put all this effort into going up a hill
Thank, lov-in your work
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This film was taken and created in 1896.It wasn’t until recently we were able to enhance it and add some color to them.
The electric streetcars developed in Budapest Hungary by Siemens got their electric from beneath the tracks.Conduit is steel pipe,they operated on DC electric.They also had a pole on top of the cars for where there were overhead lines installed.The trains that operated above ground ran on both electric and steam power.Im an electrician in New York City.The conduit is still located beneath a few streets that weren’t torn up.Theres nothing mysterious or conspiratorial about these technologies.Jay Leno’s Garage has early steam and electric powered vehicles in his car collection.Here:
th-cam.com/video/rUg_ukBwsyo/w-d-xo.html
Maybe the flash steam was created with that radium they used to heat the houses
Saw where the ladies liked to brush radium into their hair to make it glow for her fellow.
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Nice to have found someone that thinks it through.... which includes. .. Knowing where to look for the science .. the evidence ... after using your brain to put some of the evidence which many have attributed to all sorts things and basically re invent what it was . This process is what makes it possible for you to fill in the missing pieces....is my guess. .. my friend....well done!
CHEERS
God BLESS y'all
Reverse engineering reversed engineering
Wow that’s just a stellar video, thank you so much for your research
Very Rad! great video and props for holding it together with all that excitement under control. pretty sure you went almost a full min without breathing! you the man
Love your channel. Such awesome research. Thank you!!! Blessings blessings blessings
My Father born 1912, called them street cars, people assumed they ran on batteries, people silly.
Many did run on “batteries “ the charging posts are seen in plenty pics. Look like ~6’ High fire hydrant/ kiosks. Some much bigger. All domed and obviously energy storage.
If I had a wish it would be to take me family to 1800’s and live the remainder of life from there ....
Fine work sir.....
Another amazing video Jarid! Thank you.
Thank you for another very good video. It was for sure the oil and greed that took the atention away from the good track the world was on
Very interesting 👏🏽❤️🇫🇷
The Leon Serpollet story inspired me so much I had to subscribe. Now I have to get to work on electro flash-steam powered flying machines.
Remember, electricity has 2 basic modalities. "Dielectricity" is from north/south/magnetic propagation. And then there is "no time" instananeous scalar.
It still exist today, just not for the masses. A/c power suffers lag while scalar is instantaneously received at a distance. Fascinating footage! ❤✌
Saw your page for the first time just now, brilliant video brutha👍🏽
Magnificent video. So much new info (for me at least). By the way, your voice is beautiful.
In switzerland are still those "funicolares" in use. Zürich, Bern, Lugano and other cities.
Fantastic research my friend !
Wow the timeline of our technology is confusing
Have you checked Jon Levi ,? Similar mind blowing stuff , another reset happening NOW
Try Wooden Nickles too!
Leo Rising Thanks for the tip! I subscried! I love to read the comments, because one gives the handle to the other! Thanks again 🙏🏻
First time watching, loved every second. Really interesting stuff, thank you 🙏
Second video I've seen in a row from you today=SUBSCRIBE!
I just spent the last 4 yrs on the Light Rail with 900 volt DC Overhead Catenary System so couldn't wait to see this one.
Wow! Learn something new every day!
Cheers!
I grew up in Dunedin NZ and we had a cable car and trolley buses when I was a kid. The wires for the trolley buses were above the road and the bus had 2 poles on that rested on the wires. Sometimes the poles came off and the driver had to connect them back on.
I allow you to teach me and my son, I feel your passion for truth
Your videos are getting very good...
One thing looking at the pictures the vehicles all look old with patina weird you would think the picture would be taken of something the was new. To show it off. Love your stuff Jarid. I use your stuff to wake the sleepers.
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