Re: [EVGRAY] Mystery machine

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Very impressive patent George!


Sorry you went through all that bad faith stupidity with others, always
a let down.


On 5/15/2018 7:09 AM, george gray [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Mick,
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> My patents were for an electronic line fault detection system for
> tennis and for different types of tennis balls.  My company was called
> LIVE TENNIS PTY LTD because of the live electronic lines and live
> tennis balls.
>
> My technology had many other uses and could detect the slightest fault
> starting to arise in rail lines while travelling at high speed and
> attached to the bottom of high speed trains at that time.
>
> It could be used for security around swimming pools and could detect
> the difference between a child, an adult, an animal or a bird, and
> sound an alarm and do other things in relation to the danger of a
> child drowning.
>
> It could be used in the game of cricket to show if the bails were
> removed from the stumps before the batsman's bat or foot was back in
> the crease, and it could detect a no-ball when the bowler stepped over
> the mark with his foot while bowling.
>
> It could also be used in football to show if a try or goal was scored
> or the ball hit the boundary line etc.
>
> It could be used in the banks as a security device.
>
> It could also be used in metal detectors looking for gold and some of
> my circuitry is still being used by others for that and I don't have
> the money to stop them.
>
> The list of uses is long so I won't go on.
>
> I got the idea to shut John McEnroe up and finally applied in 1987 to
> the patent office.
>
> I had 2 engineer shareholders who I appointed as directors of my
> company who were traitors and while doing some R&D at the university
> they passed my information to some friends in South Australia and they
> ran to the patent office before I got the results of my experiments.
>
> They poured millions of dollars into their project and were always one
> step ahead of me.
>
> I eventually had to make new patents to overcome them; and my first
> system involved a ball with ferrite or other metallic particles in it.
> I then had to come up with a system of detecting a normal tennis ball
> just by its electronic signature in the bounce alone and to
> distinguish it from the feet of the players and their racquets.
>
> So I perfected it and it didn't require an umpire as the scores went
> up automatically, but then I ran out of money trying to pay for the
> patents each year etc.
>
> They installed a full system in the Birdswood Tennis Resort in Western
> Australia and used it every year for 3 years, and I decided to block
> them through the court system and then the Tennis world decided that
> they could not use something involved in the court system and now we
> have the video line detector, which is not 100% accurate.  My system
> could delineate like a knife edge.
>
> I had created the longest straight magnetic lines ever.
>
> So that was the end of that.
>
> I don't think anyone who has anything valuable should go near a patent
> office as all you do is spill your guts to those with the money who
> will take your property.
>
> Here is a link to some info on my patents: WO1994011070A1 - Electronic
> tennis ball detection system - Google Patents
> <https://patents.google.com/patent/WO1994011070A1/en>
>
> usa patent for george gray electronic line detector for tennis -
> Google Search
> <https://www.google.com.au/search?source=hp&ei=sNv6WviPFcmZ8QW036joCg&q=usa+patent+for+george+gray+electronic+line+detector+for+tennis&oq=usa+patent+for+george+gray+electronic+line+detector+for+tennis&gs_l=psy-ab.3...4672.34840.0.39052.64.59.0.0.0.0.542.11659.2-27j8j3j2.41.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..23.37.10820.6..0j35i39k1j0i131k1j0i10k1j0i13k1j0i22i30k1j33i22i29i30k1j33i160k1j33i21k1.218.Dc-0INx7HSQ>
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>     WO1994011070A1 - Electronic tennis ball detection system - Goog...
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> A method of identifying the type and impact location of an object
> striking a surface, the method comprising the ...
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> <https://patents.google.com/patent/WO1994011070A1/en>
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> On Tuesday, 15 May 2018, 4:08:19 am AEST, [email protected] [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> George, 
>
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> 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.
>