Can you use microwave transmitters and recievers to wirelessly transfer energy?
I have doubts that there is any frequency for high power wireless BEAMS of energy, because to the best of my knowledge, NO high powered energy beam is SAFER THAN A BEAM OF X-RAYS of the same power. After all, consider a 1 kilowatt laser beam. To be safe, the power of the microwave beam must either bounce off of you nearly 100% as if you were as shiny as chrome, or go through you as if you were as clear as crystal, or else your body will absorb that energy and be quickly toasted. But there is enough wireless power in the air already to do some cool things that look like perpetual motion machines; you can light up an LED, listen to a crystal radio without batteries, make a radio-powered motor, run a watch, clock, or solar calculator, perhaps even make a self-charging palm pilot, or anything else that runs on a small solar cell or watch battery. The greatest wireless power band is 50-60Hz, and it’s only really illegal to receive power if you blatantly leave huge reckless coils under power
