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		<title>By: Brian Allred</title>
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		<description>I like the mental image of power cords oozing out of your wazoo.  Seriously, I&#039;ve often thought about how cool it would be to have wireless power but I&#039;m not convinced it can be done safely.  In order to transmit 110 volts across any distance greater than a few feet would require a pretty focused beam, and I would not want to stand in the way of that--magnetic field or otherwise.  Also, to have something like a power station that broadcasts power in all directions would require a massive amount of energy, because most of the power would be wasted and not received by anyone.

So, while the idea is cool, I&#039;m going to bet against it being used for anything other than replacing batteries at very short distances for at least 20 years.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like the mental image of power cords oozing out of your wazoo.  Seriously, I&#8217;ve often thought about how cool it would be to have wireless power but I&#8217;m not convinced it can be done safely.  In order to transmit 110 volts across any distance greater than a few feet would require a pretty focused beam, and I would not want to stand in the way of that&#8211;magnetic field or otherwise.  Also, to have something like a power station that broadcasts power in all directions would require a massive amount of energy, because most of the power would be wasted and not received by anyone.</p>
<p>So, while the idea is cool, I&#8217;m going to bet against it being used for anything other than replacing batteries at very short distances for at least 20 years.</p>
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