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Is the tesla coil associated with the Tesla Roadster?

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Is the tesla coil associated with the Tesla Roadster?

I want to know if the tesla coil technology is used in the Tesla Roadster. Please give a valid source, I am doing this for a grade. Thanks!

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julielpn74

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11 years ago

I doubt it, though EVERY i.c. engine has a spark coil in it. A tesla-coil so to speak. Nothing special in the Roadster i suspect. It's just a catchy name most likely

And Nicolai Tesla WAS a genius, un-credited for some of the greatest discoveries related to electrical engg at that time.

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