On 11 Jun 2006 at 21:30, stork wrote: > Bob Paddock wrote: > > The 06/11/2006 entry > > > > "New Form of Electrical Current has many Applications" > > > > at http://www.keelynet.com/ to me looks like a case of patenting > > something that has been around for a few decades. > > > > The old technology is known at the "H-Bridge". > > > > http://www.designer-iii.com/cco/HBridge.pdf > > > > How is this SDC [TM] in anyway different than biphasic currents that have > > been in use for many decades? > > > > Bob, > > This proves anyone can get a patent for even the most frivilous idea. > > The telephone signal in copper wire is DC with superimposed alternating > current. > > How long have telephones been around? > > Rick
Another example of "ONLY IN AMERICA" - more specific the USA reminding the USA that "America" is much bigger than the 50 states eventually you can a patent on the wheel - just try it even on a spoon - that's a true fact too it may depend on who you are though - corporate giant or normal person and what kind of irrelevant claim you dream up if there is potentially money to be made - everything goes same seems to go for copyright - it only proves that corporate greed has endless means all in the name of "GOOD" business - - spelled with 2( two) "o" not 1: - ( lost remark for the 1 in 3 illiterate US residents ) why is nobody surprised Wolfgang
