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Re: Permanent magnet starters


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Posted by teddy52food on May 28, 2010 at 07:19:24 from (209.237.115.177):

In Reply to: Re: Permanent magnet starters posted by hughB on May 27, 2010 at 10:07:58:

Now you are grasping at straws if you think that is a large engine block. What does his 1st prototype in the 1st 17 minute look like to you? It looks to me to be a cluster of big magnets rotating inside of a large coil. I am sure the one with the big flywheel is similiar. Good point about getting a company to use it Do you have someone in mind? Back in the 90's , Joe was to the point of taking orders for a motor to run a gen. to provide power to a home. Price of $7000 with half down with the order. This was to go to a bank & not to Joe. When $5 million was in the bank, he was going to start producing without a patent. The goal was never reached & the money was returned. If he was a fraud (scam artist) he would have kept it. Right now Joe is so broke, he can't do much. He tried to get in the NY stock exchange so people could buy stocks but that failed. I don't know the details of why. A big company will not touch it without patent protection. They could put millions of $$$ into R&D and as soon as they start selling , the next company could copy & profit with no R&D money spent. This is like a new born baby. All it has done so far is to prove that there is a new source of energy. It will take a lot of collective minds working together to see what all can be developed from it. I say issue the patent and see if he has something or not. Thanks for the time.


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