Magnetic Power Inc - second Patent pending

[ckreol1]

I feel a little cheated by this for some reason.  It's been 20 days and there has not been a public explanation made or statement given regarding the chief engineer's leaving.  What is in store for MPI after this recent development?

To me, it's a bit of a bummer for a company with such apparent promise.  I hope Graham shows back up somewhere soon. 

I hadn't seen that they had tested a 250kw generator.  Approximately when did he make that statement?

[innovation_station]

hey guys have a look at matt emery's pmh   

how and why does it work ?

also ed leadschallon

can engery be traped?? and controled?   i think so.....

ist

[pennies_everywhere]

@ckreol1 while it makes sense that MPI would remove Graham from the Executive Summary, and he wouldn't be speaking at the Magnetics Conference if he left MPI.  Those facts don't necessarily mean that he has left.  It remains very curious why he or they dropped out, and why he isn't in the summary anymore.

Mark made the 250W ( not kW ) generator claim, here just before last Christmas:
250W Generator Claim. 

It got discussed late last year here:
Steorn Forum Discussion

Mark refused to say what the 250W really meant.  One person offered a bet of $1million that Mark couldn't demonstrate that he had a working OU device or ever had.  He said he likely be up for the bet within six months.  That was almost four months ago. 

Personally I am still trying to figure out what Mark supposedly meant when he claimed a "Successful Prototype" over a year ago:
Successful Prototype. 

If it was successful, I don't see why in over a year they never submitted it to independent test.
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Mark's latest promise for independent tests of a self-sustaining generator is for the end of this month.
April Test 

I'm happy to take bets that won't happen this month or any month.  He's been saying "a few weeks" to tests for years and years and they never happen.  I don't know why anyone believes him.

I feel a little cheated by this for some reason.  It's been 20 days and there has not been a public explanation made or statement given regarding the chief engineer's leaving.  What is in store for MPI after this recent development?

To me, it's a bit of a bummer for a company with such apparent promise.  I hope Graham shows back up somewhere soon. 

I hadn't seen that they had tested a 250kw generator.  Approximately when did he make that statement?

[ckreol1]

Turns out he was pulled from the conference by the conference organizers.Ã,  They felt he wasn't a good fit for the conference.

[pennies_everywhere]

ckreol1 it sounds like he is still with MPI then. 

Who told you that the conference organizers dropped him?  Did they explain why in more detail?  Did they see his presentation before deciding?  If it's true, that's not good for MPI.

Do you know if he got dropped before or after MPI pulled his bio from the Executive Summary?  Do you know if one had anything to do with the other?

If he isn't going to the conference is MPI going to publish the presentation he was planning to present?

TIA

Turns out he was pulled from the conference by the conference organizers.  They felt he wasn't a good fit for the conference.