I don't believe that Nano magnetism can be patented as a natural process; Only how one can produce and apply Nano magnetism to produce excess energy as a exercise in engineering.
On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at 2:28 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > It is interesting that Rossi does acknowledge that Ahern’s system > worked. He implies that DGT system does not work. Anyway DGT has no patent > coverage, so he is not likely to be overly concerned about them. > > > > Ahern does have a patent application pending at USPTO -- but we know that > our patent office has never allowed such a concept to get through. In > Europe, WIPO allows LENR patents and this difference puts US inventors at a > HUGE competitive disadvantage with Europe. Also Ahern was talking about > nanomagnetism a year before magnetism showed up in DGT experiments, so they > have no priority on it. > > > > Something has to be done at the political level to rectify this problem in > patent coverage, assuming that Ni-H does work as claimed - or else the USA > will completely lose out on the “next big thing” (except that Ampenergo has > Rossi’s US rights and IH has the Asia rights) > > > > > > *From:* Axil Axil > > *...I am very worried of the wannabe competitors that now are presenting > clowneries, like did Defkalion: they are very dangerous, because their > failures will spray dirt on our work, as well as defkalion did: our enemies > are eager to find another defkocones to say that all LENR world is a > clownerie. * > > > > Why is Rossi so worried about Defkalion? It seems that Rossi's Defkalion > concerns are transcendent far above all other competitors. > > > > Dirt spraying should just give Rossi a warmer felling abut his competitive > position. > > > > Could it be that the descriptions of the Defkalion reaction mechanisms > regarding magnetism as well as some other details as described in ICCF > documents are the same as Rossi sees inside his own reactor? > > > > Now that coincidence would give Rossi a hollow felling of uncertainty and > dread deep in the pit of Rossi's stomach. >
