Jesse McQueen's Power Generator

[shruggedatlas]

1. Energy can not be created or destroyed but it can be change in to other forms.

In my invention the energy is being collected from the atmosphere. There are electrical
charges in the atmosphere that when the are concentrated they become a use able source of power. This is done by a generator  head."

I am thinking that this is how he got by the patent examiners.  He does not claim to be creating energy out of nothing, but rather collecting energy from another source.  Therefore, it is not a perpetual motion machine, and the patent office would not require a working demo.

[wattsup]

@shruggedatlas

Something like that. When you compare what he had in the application, you will see he changed it in the patent. He told me that it was the patent guys that indicated which sentences in the application that would not be acceptable in the patent. So he just changed those and bingo. lol

I spoke to him several months ago when he came back from Australia where he is working to set-up a mfg plant. All is going well but these types of mfg endeavors take time and cost $$$$. Also, I am sure he is experiencing his share of partnership incompatabilities and many other facets that tend to put brakes on such projects when the inventor must rely on others for financing. Not that he said this to me, but, when you decide to go into business with others, there is the nice concrete planning of the business endeavour and then there is the REALITY that sometimes takes two different roads. More then somtimes.

[hansvonlieven]

G'day  all,

I think you have been told a lot of crap wattsup.

One of his Australian investors got in touch with me evidently because of this thread. I was told that Jesse McQueen had been here and instead of the promised prototype brought nothing more than a lot of promises and requests for more money.

Not only did the Australians pay for his ticket and expenses, they also had to pay arrears of maintenance payments because the American authorities would not allow him out of the country until this was settled.

I do not think there was any more money forthcoming from here and setting up a factory in Australia is bullshit. No-one would even contemplate seriously to set up manufacturing in Australia for just about anything because of the unfavourable political climate and the high cost involved.

Someone is lying.

Hans von Lieven

[wattsup]

@Hans

Live and learn. We can only be as transparent in what we are told by others and relay that information here. The rest is not our problem to corroborate or deny. So the Quest continues....... next.

But, why did you not saying anything about this before? Or asked another way, why are you saying this now?

[hansvonlieven]

Sorry, but this thread has been dormant for a long time ( October 3 ) and I didn't want to re-open it  just because someone contacted me about it fairly recently. Apart from that, that he is telling people about manufacturing in Australia was news to me.

Hans