Bessler Wheel Theory by Alex

[AB Hammer]

I have to ask this.

When you get old, how are you going to pay your bills? (including medical) Or like so many inventors and artist who die penniless.

Or would you like have a word on how to spend the money, like to help people by making good jobs available, as well as the economy by reinvesting. And having a retirement so you don't have to worry how you will survive when you are old and crippled.  For once open sourced you will have lost control on how money is earned and spent. I will tell you like it is. I myself am self employed and I would like a retirement. But lets look at it in a different way. Building generators all over the world so all can have electricity at a minimum cost. It still cost to build and most people can't do it without help.

[rlortie]

Broli,

But you speak contradicting words.You believe in open source but at the same time want financial backing. That in my book is called greedyness, and no I don't care what you have done so far.

You are not reading my post  correctly, the only contradiction is in your own statement. Let me  clarify;  Open source researching is one thing, sharing knowledge of mistakes and "almost runners"... Seeking financial backing before presenting a feasible cost effective runner I consider scamming.

At no time have I ever solicited for or received one thin dime for my efforts. In fact I do not solicit for member submissions, I am only here and let it be known that I am here to help those incapable of running their own idea through the research mill. I buy the material and pay all overhead on my shop and resources.

To reiterate so that it is perfectly clear I do not, nor have I ever seeked financial backing. To suggest that I have or do is untrue.  The closest ever received was when a couple of members were considerate enough to purchase required materials and pay the freight to have it sent to me.  They were backing themselves not me.

Another member you know as AB hammer sent me a small desk top model of one of his designs, That is the only form of a gift or contribution I have ever received.   

Ralph

[hartiberlin]

Hi Ralph,
I understand that you have invested a lot of money and work over the years,
when I look at your pictures, what you have already all built.


But,
what will you do,
if you will have a running wheel ?

You can?t patent it,
cause they don?t take P.M. machines at the patent office.
The only thing is let them be build and sell them.

Anyway, the market for this is almost endless.
Everybody could make a fortune also with
competition, as every wheel could be built
to specific needs of the customer or
artistic beautyship integrated into...

So if you have some rich customers who want a good looking
wheel, they will happily pay for it...
It is like the car tuning business, there are always "rich jerks"
who want to "burn wheels " LoL !

[hartiberlin]

I have to ask this.

When you get old, how are you going to pay your bills? (including medical) Or like so many inventors and artist who die penniless.

Well, just do it as the author of the Water Motor
( see left border ad)
and sell it as a downloadable EBook or
DOC or PDF file via Shareit.com


If something works like this, there will
always be buyers there who like to try it ,
if they get a nice manual how to set it all up
as it is nicely done in the case of the Water Motor.

It is a real nice toy which works and can be scaled up.

Regards, Stefan.

[Alexioco]

Money is important, but it doesnt bring real happiness...
I enjoy making my wheel more than I would selling it, as I say, we need to use money for what we need and thats it.