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09/20/12 2:00 PM

#45815 RE: iluvsitong #45814

Well you just said it, your opinion, and I disagree with that reasonng but not gonna get into that argument, but really the whole patent thing dosnt matter at all when you are not abble to show a finished product after years saying is ready, not even a few test numbers. And about the two weeks thing I posted before, didnt Andrew said "a few weeks" back that they were just "a few days away" from finally delivering something, of course a few could be whatever they wanna put on that number, so whos the one leading the speculation????
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09/20/12 2:15 PM

#45816 RE: iluvsitong #45814

As I understand the agreement between Wanderport and Robert it is Wanderport's responsibility to fund the patenting, including filing and any patent research to (try to) make sure the claims are potentially successful.

The current patent application, which seems to be the only one still alive, came out of the 180 non-publish period long ago, and its existence was discussed on this board long ago.

As I hear this info it is saying that Wanderport does not see the value in paying the $50 or $100 whichever is applicable, or $150 if both line-items are applicable. It is possibly because they have no funds and possibly because they see no sense if the door might be closed and lights shut off for the last time at any point.

You are correct that a patent only has value to the extent it is defended and even then it can be walked around. If you were to review Robert's current application it is written for a very specific range of operational parameters and geometry for the chamber. The patent is not for heating water (or even heating liquids, or flowing liquids) using microwaves. Those patents were granted long ago to others.

Oh my. Can't scrap up $50 or $100 . . .