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Tesla
- Inventor of the Electrical Age
- Narrated by: Allan Robertson
- Length: 16 hrs and 11 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Professionals & Academics
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Nikola Tesla was a major contributor to the electrical revolution that transformed daily life at the turn of the 20th century. His inventions, patents, and theoretical work formed the basis of modern AC electricity, and contributed to the development of radio and television. Like his competitor Thomas Edison, Tesla was one of America's first celebrity scientists, enjoying the company of New York high society and dazzling the likes of Mark Twain with his electrical demonstrations. An astute self-promoter and gifted showman, he cultivated a public image of the eccentric genius. Even at the end of his life when he was living in poverty, Tesla still attracted reporters to his annual birthday interview, regaling them with claims that he had invented a particle-beam weapon capable of bringing down enemy aircraft.
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- Jean
- 02-01-14
A detailed examination of Tesla's work
I have read everything I can get my hands on about Tesla. I first learned of him during my course work at University. The basic unit of magnetic field is named after him. He developed alternating current, radio transmission and FM radio, wireless transmission of electrical power; he was ahead of Roentgen in the invention of photographic process of producing x-ray. He is known for the Tesla coil, induction motor, rotary transformers, high frequency alternators, the Tesla oscillator and many more. This is the newest biographical book on Tesla. The book covers both the biographical life of Tesla but goes into greater detail about the technical aspects of his invention and theoretical work. In fact it could be titled the history of electricity in the 19th and early 20th century. The author takes the reader into the scientific mindset of the 19th century and compares it today. The book is objective and even handed about Tesla’s accomplishments and life. I find this objectivity critical to any book about Tesla as in recent decades he has been mythologized in the public imagination. The author goes into great detail about the various ways inventions are created by inventors and why some need marketing to create a demand and others do not. Professor Carlson also explained that Tesla like many inventors needed a business person to keep him focus on feasible inventions and provided the financial backing and marketing. Unfortunately for Tesla the key business man in his life died when Tesla was at his peak and Tesla was never able to replace him. But the patent attorney stayed with him for years. I enjoyed reading this book; it gave me an excellent understanding of Tesla’s inventions and theories. A caution to those readers that are less technically inclined this book is heavy into technical detail but written in an understanding way. I particularly enjoyed the last two chapters of the book, I thought Carlson did an excellent job of summarizing all the data he presented and his notes by various books about Tesla are helpful. Tesla’s work has pioneered the way for many inventions in the past few decades that we take for granted. He was a man ahead of his time. Allan Robertson did an excellent job in narrating the book.
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- P. Smith
- 06-24-15
excellent informed read.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Anyone curious about why and how such genius ended up on the obscure part of history should read this book It tells of his genius, his flaws, and how he got bypassed by his obsession with charging the earth electrically to provide free electricity to all.
Who was your favorite character and why?
well, Duh! Nicolas Tesla. What a character. What a performer. What a mind.
What three words best describe Allan Robertson’s voice?
somewhat pedantic.
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I found the presentation somewhat soporific, a problem since I do most of my listening while driving. But the story and the man, Tesla, more than make up for it to make this a must read from my point of view.
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- PerryMartinBookReviews
- 02-03-15
Technical book on Tesla
This scientific book about Nikola Tesla Narrated by Allan Robinson and written by W. Bernard Carlson is a great overview of Tesla, his inventions and his humanity. This book explores his ideas, his successes and his failures. It reads like a History Channel Documentary, but Allan Robinsos's narration makes it an enjoyable listen. I would suggest you have Internet access when listening so you can see pictures of Tesla's inventions to give you visual of what you hearing about.
I found out many things I did not know about Tesla. I was surprised that Tesla traveled as much as he did as travel was difficult in early 1900's. This story is not a puff piece but looks at Tesla's flaws and success equally drawing no conclusions but presenting the facts.
If you are a history buff this book is a great listen.
I purchased this book for my own entertainment.
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- D. H. H.
- 02-19-16
Great to hear the technical details!
If you like technology and enjoy figuring out what Teslas technical accomplishments were, this is probably the best Tesla biography on the market! Others focus too much on the social aspects of his life and on the mythology that has ben spun around his person. This one does cover the social part too, but covers the science and technology really well also.
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- Cory N. Pavicich
- 02-09-17
Strong academic treatment of Tesla
I enjoyed the thoughtful and well-researched look at historical character that I thought I already knew.
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- Jaime
- 11-25-16
Brilliant mind
The true master of electricity. Genius inventor of most electrical applications and products used today. A genius who put people first.
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- Kindle Customer
- 01-01-15
Tesla Needed A Manager
What made the experience of listening to Tesla the most enjoyable?
The style of writing was easy to follow (not as detailed as Israel ' s book on Edison) and the presentation was easy to listen to and enjoyable.
What other book might you compare Tesla to and why?
Israel ' s book on Edison. Carlson focused more on what Tesla was like as a person; explaining that his pursuit of allusion was his downfall. If Charles Peck hadn't died in 1890 the Tesla story might have been a lot different. He had a sense of the market and seemed to be able to get Tesla focused and keep him focused until he had a commercially viable product.
Edison on the other hand was a virtual engineering machine. The two men were quite different. Israel seemed to struggle with covering all of Edison ' s work; so much so that you don't get inside the man as much as Carlson ' s presentation of Tesla. I think I would like to read a biography of Edison written by Carlson.
I have yet to read Jill Jones book "Empires of Light". Maybe she provides the comparison that I am looking for.
Have you listened to any of Allan Robertson’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
No.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Tesla: What happened? The Shocking Truth!
Any additional comments?
I definitely recommend this book. Carlson does a great job explaining the people who invent and what brings them success and failure.
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- Ethan
- 05-05-17
Overall not bad
This is a good biography that doesn't shy away from technical descriptions. Only note is that for those looking for information about the Tesla/Edison rivalry, look elsewhere, this doesn't really go into that part of his life much
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- Jim
- 04-11-17
Very detailed and unbiased look at Tesla
The amount of details was outstanding and the story was engaging. I learned quite a bit.
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- alan bauer
- 05-11-22
Dry
I made it through chapter 4 the monotone combined with the dry subject matter was all I could bear. Perhaps a Teslaphile might enjoy this I can’t imagine anyone else sitting through it.
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- jeffrey
- 10-04-14
Interesting, lots of things I did not know
Would you recommend Tesla to your friends? Why or why not?
Yes. Very interesting story about a "mad scientist", who suffered from tunnel vision and a very large ego. After his initial success with electromagnetics, it then got be be like the hammer - it sees everything as a nail, and Tesla becomes the hammer where he sees the solution to everything as one of his inventions or possible inventions.
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- Nancy
- 05-05-20
interesting and thorough biography.
This biography of a great man shows both the technical magnificence of Nikola Tesla as well as an anecdotal look at the private and business dealings of Tesla and his inventions and personal life.
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- Damiano
- 02-20-15
All Ham, No Spam
Plenty of meat on the bones of this book. The author takes the time to explain the science and patent legalese so even an idiot like me can follow. (though in truth there a few Sciencey parts I had to hear again and Google, as Electromagnetics -or studying in general- wasn't my forte...)
Reads like a documentary, and Tesla's story is so entertaining to hear, minus all the wind being blown up his backside by other books.
This story is approachable no matter what your background and the narrator presents it with panache.