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[AquariuZ]

If someone offered to buy the sole rights to your WhipMag invention -- tested and functional:

What would you sell it for?

   A)  $1,000,000
   B)  $10,000,000
   C)  $100,000,000
   D)  $1,000,000,000
   E)  More than $1,000,000,000
   F)  I would never sell it.

I'd be happy with $100,000,000, even though a working WhipMag is worth much more than that. 

I could buy a lot of cool stuff with $100,000,000.   

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Interesting.

How about 5% transferable royalties on the gross sales for 25 years and a lump sum payment of ? 300.000.000,00 up front?. Ballpark figure what an inventor of a validated OU device could demand.

[crash_uni8]

The Video was sad.....
but he might get back into it after the hype dies down.....or at least i hope so...

[dean_mcgowan]

Doesnt anyone think it strange that Al was adamant he would not let the toy run unattended and then his very next action was to allow it to run for the 7+ hours.... ... unattended ...

[Yadaraf]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfrLRzJQaIk

wow.

Ditto on the "wow."

At least the lighting was much better.   


Yada ..

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[Yadaraf]

If someone offered to buy the sole rights to your WhipMag invention -- tested and functional:

What would you sell it for?

   A)  $1,000,000
   B)  $10,000,000
   C)  $100,000,000
   D)  $1,000,000,000
   E)  More than $1,000,000,000
   F)  I would never sell it.

I'd be happy with $100,000,000, even though a working WhipMag is worth much more than that. 

I could buy a lot of cool stuff with $100,000,000.   

.

Interesting.

How about 5% transferable royalties on the gross sales for 25 years and a lump sum payment of ? 300.000.000,00 up front?. Ballpark figure what an inventor of a validated OU device could demand.

@ AquariuZ

 

I forgot to mention that the buyer is from BigOil, who has no intention of commercializing the device.  They want to keep the device from the public.


Yada ...
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[cub3]

What was shown was NOT the original

Multiple Difference's in construction.

2 holes in base board securing what?

Groove in base board, apparently in line with rotor.

Rotor mount upgraded. Not original

I know not what

Den

[Yadaraf]

Andrea's device is slightly different, but seems very close to working.

  Part 2: --  http://youtube.com/watch?v=jWJwkqjcxdQ

Yada ..
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[cub3]

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[Nutcake]

2 holes in base board securing what?

button batteries 

[plasmasd]

Well seeing as this huge drama has gone to the garbage, it needed a supporting big budget trailer. So I made this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOEfkESHb0w

 

[Jdo300]

ROFL That was great!! 

[cub3]

2 holes in base board securing what?

button batteries

Looks like 3

But this is NOT where I come from. I, merely mention, that the original conception, is not put into the bin.

An entirely different conception time wise.

Den

[d3adp00l]

In all seriousness, if Al didn't expect what happened then he is an immature idiot. Seriously if one of you here was in his shoes, would you mind answering questions, thinking critically about the device, taking data reading documenting it all. Come on, what kind of a childish mentality must you have to behave the way he has. As far as the comparison to a secluded peaceful place, that comparison is bogus, he started on an open forum, not a private chat, it would be more like going down to the corner standing on a box, and talking, only when people actually standed to listen you got pissed off that they weren't ignoring you and ran away. Very simply get over yourself, and stop being a spoiled brat, this reminds me of when a young woman dresses very scantly, and then complains when people look at her.

[d3adp00l]

But the trailer video was great, very nice work cutting all of that together, I nominate it for an emmy, best original advertisement:)

[sterlinga]

Here's an OC quote from the Steorn forum...
[...]
I have here a much brighter video. I don't like it, but I'm going to send it to patifier and CLaNZeR. It is Al's response to the petition in this thread.

It'll be avialable there soon (sometime in the next couple hours, I'd say)

You can all judge for yourselves. "

These guys are the closest thing to a schizophrenic team I've ever seen.  Paranoid, irrational; yet brilliant underneath.  How the two of them could have done as much as they did is quite amazing.  Isn't it paradoxical that two guys who have such strong symptoms of being bipoloar should discover a new scientific phenomenon based on unusual magnetic interactions?