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mark manchester wrote:
Very puzzling, My server says no, not a
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Quite right Mike. This is what listadmin's message on bounce
Some time ago ther was a thread about
producing bd in an alternative way, using electricity. Very high voltages were
necessary.
I
recently saw one of those electric zapper thingies. The ones used for self
protetction. Handheld device that gives 200.000 volts.
And it operates on 2 x 9V
Howdy Teoman,
looking back in the archives I find the link:
http://tinyurl.com/8hjv7
this is to a patent application, not a patent. Even if the process is patented,
does that mean that
the patent office has checked out the process and confirms that it actually
works as described, or
simply
Hi Teoman, and Bob;
If this process eventually works it will require not just high voltage
but current as well, something like 300 mA at 2Kv. That, you won't get
from a 9v battery.
I have temporarily suspended my work on the alternative process.
Initial tests were not too inspiring. This does
Hi all,
This could be neat. These people have supposedly
tapped usable power from a tree.
It is not all that out of the ordinary to detect small voltages
and milliamps from a tree. I did the nail in the bark and the copper tube in
the ground set up years ago when I was a child.
I didn't have an
bob allen wrote:
Howdy Teoman,
looking back in the archives I find the link:
http://tinyurl.com/8hjv7
this is to a patent application, not a patent. Even if the process is
patented, does that mean that
the patent office has checked out the process and confirms that it actually
works as
For an interesting read on some of the bizarre twists patent law
takes, search for blackberry patent in google news.
It seems that althought NTP never actually built the equipment for
their patent, Blackberry did (to great financial reward), without
buying the patent rights from NTP. If you read
HAY David then pills you sold me dont werk MIKE
David Miller wrote:
bob allen wrote:
Howdy Teoman,
looking back in the archives I find the link:
http://tinyurl.com/8hjv7
this is to a patent application, not a patent. Even if the process is
patented, does that mean that
the patent
As far as I know, patent offices do not check whether inventions work or
not or have merit.
They are solely interested in whether the invention embodies a new,
non-trivial (obvious to one skilled in the art in question)
idea or concept.
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
On Tue, 20
Well AFAIK it costs money to file patents and you would have to have a
lot of it to play games with bogus patents but who knows?
It was relatively painless for me to try a few tests but unless I
missed something it's not as simple as it sounds. I want to do some
corona experiments but I have
Mike Weaver wrote:
HAY David then pills you sold me dont werk MIKE
Mike, like I told you, you have to take them longer. At least 30 days,
and if you miss a day you have to start all over. You obviously missed
a day, so I'll be expecting your next order right away!
--- David
David
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