Re: [EVGRAY] Mystery machine

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Hi Mick,

"Once patented can be claimed as national security then the idea is legaly buried."
This can be circumvented by patenting in two different countries at the same time. Then the secret is broken and the patent can't be a secret patent. Patent laws differ for different countries though.

Looking at the great number of free energy patent applications not been given a patent it probably will be hard to even get a patent on such technology. Of course the idea is made public by just making the patent application. The patent authorities think it breaks the second law of thermodynamics even though this empirical law only applies for a closed system. Solar cells solar heaters windmills and wind turbines all work as open systems. I don't know if any of these are patented. People trying to keep it secret seems to not live long if not keeping it very secret by not telling public about the secret. Inventors setting a date for revealing their device seems to die from some accident so be careful.

There are lost of pitfalls for inventors even when having a patent. If selling patent to a manufacturing company making a product that is outperformed by the patent idea they may choose not to manufacture the patent idea because all their machines may not be useful for the new product while the machines had cost a fortune. They then chose to buy the patent to prevent their competitors from making the new product and have their machines pay back the investment.

Another way for an inventor is to start manufacturing him-/herself or have the device custom made by some manufacturer. This way the idea could be kept secret for a while without a patent to make the idea public knowledge. It all depends on what is wanted.

Regards
Ole
 

---In [email protected], <mkjekyll@...> wrote :

 George,  

 You speak the truth, I have seen the same thing happen to a family member.
 What was your patent for?
 

 Although I think Popps should be rewarded for his hard work and should be able to capatalize on this,
 the patent will only be used against him and the device. Once patented can be claimed as national security then the idea is legaly buried.  Or some other clown will change something and patent it like that prick from shape power.

 

 Popps is best off to open source and be the go to guy who licenses people to use his design.  As the original inventor the trademark is worth much more as people want authenticity, ie a real Apple vs a hackintosh.
 

 Branding is much more lucrative than patenting, just ask Richard Branson.