Kapanadze and other FE discussion

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that video https://youtu.be/IANBoybVApQ starts from showing closed manufacturing pump plant.
But from my  link, you see that Walker Scientific  was division  of  Spencer Turbine, has relocated from Worcester, Massachusetts
to Windsor, Connecticut production facility .
http://www.walkermagnet.com/
Range of  voltage is ~1000VDC


Wesley

[stivep]

 early  year 2000 product of Walker Scientific explaining how to build the fixture to print magnets
2.This product did have series of videos  removed from YouTube in end of 2015
3.We may assume but we  do not know that  Walker Scientific Magnetic Division moved from MA to CT
but section that was manufacturing  my magnetizers  was  closed.
The technique  was based on fixtures connected to my magnetizers allowing to print magnets


Wesley

[stivep]

My conclusion is that 
Alabama  Polymagnet Coorelated  Magnetics
might be just licensee of the machine  from  company  with name: Coorelated Magnetics   but not original patent owners?
https://web.archive.org/web/20161220105804/http://www.crr-llc.com/correlated-magnetics/


Wesley

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Update:
From that technology  Long distance RF ID was  created in 2004.
https://web.archive.org/web/20161109202550/http://www.crr-llc.com/tag/

In 2004, Larry was challenged with developing a tag system to be used for identifying assets,
where the tag could not transmit a signal yet had to convey asset identifying information over relatively long distances. 

After some research, Larry settled on developing a system based upon modulating reflector (MR) tags, which do not transmit signals but instead vary their radar cross-sections in accordance
with time-varying codes thereby enabling interrogating radar having a priori knowledge of the codes to receive information from the MR tags.  As part of the development,
Larry made substantial improvements to previous MR tag systems including incorporating the antennas of the MR tags into retro reflectors to increase the signal-to-noise (SNR)
of the MR tags and to enable the MR tags to be read from multiple interrogation angles. 
Larry filed a provisional patent application for using retro reflectors with MR tags in August of 2004.   
When CRR was founded in December 2006, Larry assigned the pending MR tag technology patent application
to CRR.  CRR successfully prosecuted the patent application resulting in U.S. patent 7,479,884.  In 2008,
Larry conceived of another improvement to his MR tag system that involved embedding the retro reflectors into a
dielectric material in order to further increase interrogation distance.  CRR filed a continuation-in-part patent
application in October 2008, which resulted in issued U.S. patents 8,395,484 and 8,730,014. 

Wesley

[r2fpl]

http://rwgresearch.com/open-projects/making-poly-magnets-cmr/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOWZc8UUs5E

http://cr-res.com/correlated-magnetics

this is not the printer patent but it shows a similar principle   https://patents.google.com/patent/US8179219


https://patents.google.com/patent/US20150137919