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Author Topic: Legalities of selling free energy generators  (Read 19869 times)

sushimoto

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #30 on: March 07, 2009, 09:26:40 AM »
<SNIP>

As for Sushimoto, the rules/laws in Germany do not apply to us here in the US until we become German citizens.  Here in the US, even provisional patents costs money.

<SNIP>

Regards,

Joe

Hi Joe,
thanks for the explanation and i fully understand your point of of view and maybe experiences.
I mentioned to be scared what happens in the US locally.
To shorten this post, i just took the sentence, which is probably most important.
Most of the described ripp-Offs are happening in the US. If you look back in history,
you may notice, were most of "American" inventions are coming from.
Rockets, nuclear fusion, combustion-engines, etc.......................
That was done by your governments and some Texans. Look what they are did to get more oil.

And as of today, look at eBay.us..
Lots of "Products" sold, are coming from public domain "OpenSources". i.E. "Drycell", etc.

Here exactly is a big point to change.
No matter, who is making some profit out of idealistic efforts,
if somebody has something, what really could change this world,
it should be spreaded Worldwide, instead of just faxing another patent to some US government department.
There must be some (slightly) hidden network, which pops the facts out in very short period of time.
Forums, press, Neighborhood, patent offices, etc.. in major countries.

best regards,
sushi








PaulLowrance

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #31 on: March 07, 2009, 09:43:07 AM »
Open sourcing is good, but you can do both. Offer a free and simple version to open-source, and sell a more complex powerful version. I see nothing wrong with getting a provisional patent except that it cost a few hundred bucks. Sure, there will be copycats, but a provision patent will also prevent a lot of copycats. Hey, if it stops one copycat, then in the long run that will be worth a lot of money.

There are three good options.

1. Free simple version-- open source.
2. Sell a complex & improved version as a kit. The kit could be partially built. Get a patent or at least provisional patent.
3. Sell a complex & improved fully built and working version. Get a patent or at least provisional patent.

Until you can get the device UL listed, be certain to get a signed agreement from the buyer. This tip was highly recommended to me by a EE. He said that in the court of law in the USA, a signed agreement holds a *lot* of weight.

PL

sushimoto

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #32 on: March 07, 2009, 09:50:56 AM »
Open sourcing is good, but you can do both. Offer a free and simple version to open-source, and sell a more complex powerful version. I see nothing wrong with getting a provisional patent except that it cost a few hundred bucks. Sure, there will be copycats, but a provision patent will also prevent a lot of copycats. Hey, if it stops one copycat, then in the long run that will be worth a lot of money.

There are three good options.

1. Free simple version-- open source.
2. Sell a complex & improved version as a kit. The kit could be partially built. Get a patent or at least provisional patent.
3. Sell a complex & improved fully built and working version. Get a patent or at least provisional patent.

Until you can get the device UL listed, be certain to get a signed agreement from the buyer. This tip was highly recommended to me by a EE. He said that in the court of law in the USA, a signed agreement holds a *lot* of weight.

PL

A good starter plan.
Tell me, if you need some support.
But not here. I dont want black helicopters around my house ;D


best,
sushimoto

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #33 on: March 07, 2009, 12:54:11 PM »
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sushimoto

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #34 on: March 07, 2009, 01:14:13 PM »
you people never learn do you?

PLEASE do take the time to read this, PLEASE. jesus christ!

go here: http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=1821.msg23272#msg23272
just in case...

I'm not talking about founding another secret organisation
like Paul Bauman or such kind of sect.
We have to learn about lost threads here and somewhere and make it better in the future.
Maybe in this forum there are buried some working FE-devices already as well as in 1million patents.
But they are buried in a lot of blabla.

know, what i mean?
besides of my grammatical lacks in english,
i know how to improve all of those failed attempts, because i am a pro in marketing on technical innovations.
I am just here to verify and i am totally clear about the facts,
why this open forum and such cannot work in the current society.
There is some reality out there
and not very much space for idealistic collaboration.


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sushimoto

« Last Edit: March 07, 2009, 04:13:23 PM by sushimoto »

jibbguy

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #35 on: March 07, 2009, 06:14:11 PM »
At least until we change this via a grass roots movement to get these technologies out into the light...Patenting all depends on the genre the device is to be introduced in to.

If you invented a better clothes hanger, by all means patent it.

If you invented a free energy device... Study the success rate of all before you who also done so: Zero. Nada, Zilch. Several thousand have tried. None have succeeded in making it to market successfully using the Patent route.

Patents with free energy devices will get you...

< "Secretized" and ordered by Court Order to never talk about it again. According to Thomas Valone PhD and former Patent Office employee, it has happened over 3,000 times in the US alone. One way around this is to send out the full disclosure on the product to another country before filing the Patent Request.... But then they get very angry at you for doing that. These people are not good enemies to have.   

< Targeted by large corporations or cartels who want to buy you out and shelve it (they WILL hear about very soon after the Patent Request is filed). If you say "no", maybe nothing will happen or maybe something will. Most will not be offered much money, because these people already have the technology and it becomes a question of cost to them: Buy-out or legal route (see below).

< Targeted by unscrupulous patent attorneys, corporations, and crank inventors who claim prior devices... And stuck in endless legal action nightmares. Think about this: Do you think that you are the first one in History to have thought of these devices???

< Nothing in the end, because the device will never see it to the market anyway. If you feel lucky, buy some lottery tickets; they are safer for you ;)

On the other hand Open Sourcing the device will get you:

> Free R&D help to improve the technology

> Multiple replications proving the concept

> Free independent testing. That and the above "replications" are priceless in combating skeptics and gaining credibility (YOUR BIGGEST PROBLEM IN GETTING TO A DEVICE TO MARKET)

> A larger and wider chance of getting academic or mainstream scientific approval / vetting. When there are multiple independent replications... You can convince a local college Professor to study the device easier... And the working devices are more widely available for study. These scientists and professors constantly worry about being laughed at by their peers... And require a good deal of data to "cover their rears" first before they will agree to risk their careers.

> Free help in identifying and targeting parallel technologies and applications. This is a huge problem when trying to Patent, because with such a revolutionary device it takes several millions in money , and many years, to to tie-up all the parallel uses and it is nearly impossible to do anyway. With many peeps helping in the Open Source route, these parallel devices can also be attributed as a result of your original idea... So the entire subject is "open sourced" harder for others to patent as "their" idea (not that they would be likely to be successful with patents either lol).

> No danger from "secretization". It's too late! The barn door is open and the horse is out all ready ;)

> Less danger of being preyed upon by attorneys who make it their business to harass inventors. WHAT can they do to you, if you are not trying to sell it? NOTHING. Even if there were a hundred patents tying it up tighter than a drum... If you are not trying to profit directly from it, there is nothing they can do.

There are lots of ways to make money other than direct sales. Once the world knows you are the inventor of such a device, you can sell millions of books. Or do lecture tours, naming your own price. You can sell your biography book or movie rights. You can form a Foundation for research, and get a decent salary from it on top of any promotions. And you can sell the rights to your name to be put on parallel devices (your enemies will not be able to tie-up all the parallel applications with patents any better than you could ;) ).
       

sushimoto

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #36 on: March 07, 2009, 06:30:33 PM »
At least until we change this via a grass roots movement to get these technologies out into the light...Patenting all depends on the genre the device is to be introduced in to.
       

I absolutely, totally, perfecty AREE with all you said.

Stefan should make this thread sticky,
and maybe close it because this thread already contains
the essence of all of this kind of discussions.
This thread could be a good reference for further "opinions" and
should not get buried like all the others before..

Best regards,
sushimoto

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #37 on: March 07, 2009, 07:16:02 PM »
One of my biggest concerns, almost a major problem, is *freely* revealing the details without having some one or some wealthy company patenting it. Here's my point, open-sourcing is great, I love it, but a lot of people are unaware that posting their details on a forum or by email is extremely questionable as holding weight in the court of law in terms of prior-art!  I've posted links to companies that *specialize* in publishing prior-art that counts in court of law. Such companies have a magazine (real paper, not digital online stuff) with significant distribution, and they will also print your research/prior-art online. One company used to charge $150.

This is an old issue that I've discussed in length with a lot of experts who specialize it. That's why I always try to post my stuff at a lot of places, and cross my fingers it's good enough.

So, here I am again, today, with another major breakthrough in my research, in my Free Energy design #3, the solid-state design, but now the design is getting to the point, IMO, where a lot of common knowledgeable people could actually build the device and get it self-running with perhaps 1 year of hard work.


jibbguy,
My plan has never been to patent it first. Rather, it is to spend a day getting tens of thousands of people to see the device running while handing out papers that contain the exact detailed instructions to build one. Then on the second day it would be patented. With my name on tens of thousands of papers should hold a lot of weight in court if someone tries to quickly patent it. Also, tens of thousands of people having the instructions, people who saw the machine running right before their eyes, could spread the information to prevent it from being buried.


PL

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #38 on: March 07, 2009, 08:10:33 PM »
Paul even though you may have started the thread, my comments are not aimed at you at all. Nor are the below comments aim at you at all either ( or any other specific inventor..for obvious reasons, lol ;) )

Another important aspect of Open Source reproduction that is beneficial to the Free Energy communities at large is this:

Open Source is an automatic filter in a number of ways; which helps our general credibility... And right now that needs all the help it can get ;)

> We will only see those devices that the inventor actually believes work offered up for reproduction. Scam artists and fakers won't bother; because they would soon be torn a new one here ;) Lol half of the F-E You-Tubes that come out are found to be fakes within the first half hour here. There may also be "honestly deluded" inventors too, for sure.... But in this environment at least they will soon learn important facts about the limitations of their devices before wasting a fortune and years on the Patent route. And all information may be helpful in the end; failures are the road to eventual success.

> The inventor or proponent for the technology will have to "sell" the usefulness and general concept to the Open Source engineers here and other places in order to get the attention and help he or she needs to get people to replicate it. Believe me, if you can't sell your concepts here to people who are not chained by knee-jerk skepticism, you have no hope in the business world of ever getting a dime; or of convincing a mainstream scientist or Professor to risk their career on it ;)

> The VERY knowledgeable peeps we have here with many years of experience will see-though a copy of another device very quickly. That may be OK to replicate and study anyway, but those who try to steal ideas and claim them as their own won't get very far... This does not mean that we should not study others' concepts... Only that claiming them as our own is wrong. We all stand on the shoulders of giants, and giving credit where due is the only ethical course... And in the end, the only course that would succeed (we don't need controversies like that when trying to get new tech released to the mainstream). But as long as a person does give full credit to another, then there is no reason not to study and replicate, even when the person pushing it is not the inventor at all. Knowledge of free energy technology belongs to the Human Race... And there is no law stopping us from building these devices for our own "use" and "study".

It all needs to be about more than money. I am not very "mystical" but i do believe that those who do things for others will be repaid (...here on Earth, too that is ;) ).

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #39 on: March 07, 2009, 09:09:51 PM »
jibbguy,

Those are good ideas, a lot of ideal thoughts. There's one thing that stands out, which is --> Sorry everyone, but the "free energy" forums will be the ***LAST*** place I will post the "Grand Smoking Gun!"  For any individual (could be a Texan who's trying to disparately protect his long time family owned oil producing land) or company or Middle Eastern oil rich group etc. etc. who wants to prevent Global Free Energy, this website would be the first place to monitor! So why take a chance? It will be the best, but cheapest life insurance you could ever buy. Don't worry, everyone here will know. People in the Los Angeles county will be the first to see it, and get the papers. Then the large common forums, media email, etc will see the posts. Then last place, this forum.

PL

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #40 on: March 07, 2009, 09:29:57 PM »
Scam artists and fakers won't bother; because they would soon be torn a new one here ;) Lol half of the F-E You-Tubes that come out are found to be fakes within the first half hour here.

BTW, I totally agree. If I wanted to scam or f-up the "free energy" community, I would create an alias username (for obvious reasons), spend about 3 days making a kick-a** fake video (and trust you me, that would be so easy), say what everyone wanted to hear, makes tons of friends, etc. etc. There are people who do that, and a lot of these people have *zero* intent on making a dime. So it doesn't take much to see what they're trying to do.

LOL, and you people wonder why this forum would be the last place I would post the "Grand Smoking Gun."  Oh humanity is in for the shock of their life when they invent a time camera that will allow them to peer into the past and see what's happening on this planet, LOL. The following will be the first time I've publicly said this --> And what surprised me the most was when I learned that most of these people are acting as Big Brother by passively & gently guiding humanity in the ***so-called*** correct direction. Please don't ask how I know this. I totally disagree with their actions, as they are passive-aggressive. Let us make our own mistakes. If a few insane leaders try to nuke the world, then by all means stop it, but we global free energy. We need to stop oil burning polluting energy that has caused wars, that is killing the environment.  "Free energy" would halt the slaughter of forests/environments being cut down, to allow home builders replace wood with steel in the same way they make company buildings. Sure, it requires a lot of ***energy*** to make steel, but "free energy" will solve that. A high percentage of the Earth is made of iron oxides. It requires a lot of energy to separate the oxygen atoms. Solar & wind energy still costs money.

PL

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #41 on: March 07, 2009, 09:37:54 PM »
I'll have to admit that I haven't read this entire thread yet - but most of the devices which use electricity are going to emit some type of electromagnetic radiations ( emanations ) even if these devices have a COP > 1, there is potential for them to create radio interference which may devastate local airwaves.

The possibility of this happening is high given the nature of fast switching transistors and the sheer number of devices which purport to use an antenna or coil setup.

This is just a consideration.  This is also why the patent office grounded Joseph Newman's energy machine when they tested it.  They wanted to isolate the circuit.  ( as for Newman ) his device has lately been pumping water or making a really heavy truck go slowly - ..water has a tendency to want to come up out of the ground of it's own accord in some places.  His truck is just unverified at this point.

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #42 on: March 07, 2009, 10:36:47 PM »
i must strongly disagree (with Paul that is, lol). And i must point out that imo that with most people, such opinions and feelings are usually based on things that have nothing to do with the facts; but come from within ourselves.

For instance: The constant insistence here on this site made by many, that everyone else that doesn't agree with them must be a NWO shill, or deluded.

I would ask that we all stop and examine the root causes for these feelings. They come from within, and they are generally  based on narcissism. It is human nature, and not a crime lol; but we differ from the animals in having the ability to recognize these things within ourselves, and letting reason disarm them. We don't have to be a slave to these feelings. And we must view other's opinions as a challenge to understand their viewpoint, and not as an attack on our own self-worth.

And i would ask you all to please use some common sense when considering these subjects. Assuming the MIB's exist and are still actively searching out free energy inventors to threaten and kill (and this is a topic that is in hot debate)... They then are going to go after the most secretive inventors: Those who insist on not telling anyone the true secrets of their technology. That way, it is a simple, "clean" job to get rid of them and the technology. Those who come here, share what they know, and interact with many others all over the world, will be a large risk to attack in some way; for little gain... Because the info is already out there. "Getting rid" of such peeps, known to thousands, is dangerous. And this creates martyrs to the cause which would gain several times more "followers" than if the person was left alone... because if a person is "disappeared", and it is known about by us, then that automatically lends credence to the technology or cause they were promoting ("Why would they bother if it was a scam anyway"?). These supposed bad people are humans who have fears and worries about their own safety, and their "bosses" worry about the risks even more than they do. They will not take risks for little reason, or for small result. 

Regarding this site, and the suggestion to not make important declarations here.... I would remind all of us to look at the long, long Thread List at the opening page.... There are dozens that optimistically proclaim : "THIS IS IT!" in so many words. It may be true that one or more of them may really be "it"... But it takes hard work and diligence by many to determine this. Which takes time. Which means that by the time the tech is verified as being "for real" and not just another "Half-Baked Idea"... it is too late for them to stop... Unless they stop them all. This site's (and the other Open Source/Free Energy site's) existence in the first place would suggest that is not their "plan". Will they watch it? Sure. But that does not automatically suggest any action other than them knowing the jig will soon be up; and it's time for a new profession ;) 

I'm sure "Shills" (paid internet writers who try and steer subjects or sow trouble and who most often use tactics of ad-hominem personal attack and derision) are around here, like they are in many political and mainstream news blogs. They certainly exist (it is a regular "web occupation", and they work through Contractors who hire them and give them their assignments, never knowing for sure who is the actual Client) ; as do "Trolls" who are unpaid; but so strong in their beliefs or in their own "superiority" or anger & disappointment that they do exactly the same things as Shills do for free, lol. Unemployed lawyers often do this paid shill work, lol. I guess they are supposed to be good at debate, but my experience is they pretty much suck at it ;)

They are toothless in the end, all they can do is comment. To those who think freely, cannot be intimidated, and wish for truth... They are gadflies. And they certainly can't hurt you ;)
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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #43 on: March 07, 2009, 10:53:21 PM »
I can see two groups in the "free energy" community.  1. Researchers who are on to something legit.  2. Those who watch and speculate.  Until one is in group 1, they have no clue what's happening behind the scenes. Suggesting people are imagining whatever based on feelings is nothing more than speculation. There's a third group, but I'll leave them out for now.

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Re: Legalities of selling free energy generators
« Reply #44 on: March 07, 2009, 11:02:28 PM »
I can't speak for others, but I don't need other people to verify any solid-state "free energy" machine that I may build. A machine that is self-running and produces thousands of times more energy than it starts with is *very* easy to verify. If I built & personally verified such a machine, every detail to build one will become globally known, no chances *what so ever* would be taken, and therefore this and other "free energy" forums would be the last place to see the details for reasons outlined in previous posts. That is the logical and safe and nearly 100% guaranteed option.

PL