Hilden-Brand Magnet Motor

[FredWalter]

I would just like to get back something in return.

Can you sell prototypes, before you have the patent? Something small, to minimize your costs, but that demonstrates the effect? I've seen other companies sell prototypes for very large sums of money. One example is: http://quasiturbine.promci.qc.ca/

It's too bad you couldn't file in another country - I looked into what it would cost for me to file in Canada, and if I correctly understood everything on the Canadian patent website, for $500-$1000 CDN, I could have a patent (provided that I did everything myself and did not involve a lawyer).

[gaby de wilde]

Make a film a book and a website.

Don't disclose anything until you have earned back some of your investment. Have some well known people confirm the apparatus really work on video. Then sell shares in your future engine company. You can hypothetically sell those shares for as long as you like. They will take you to court after some time but you have the hard evidence so that can never be complicated. When investors complain you make another video revealing a little bit of their investment. Energy companies will love this kind of marketing. Could take a lot of time. (look at searl)

But wasn't the real inventors game to make energy for free and sell that?

How long does it need to run before the magnet earns it-self back?


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[JackH]

Hello FredWalter,

[IronHead]

Just thought I might show you where I have gotten magnets this size for a good price.
Here is a 2"x2"
http://www.magnet4less.com/ND072.html

[FredWalter]

two inch magnets is $100.00 a piece

Would you be disclosing too much too much to tell us the exact dimensions, and strength rating, of the 2" magnets? Perhaps there is a less expensive source for these magnets.

It takes about $400.00 worth of aluminum to complete a motor

The last time I bought aluminum (a couple of years ago, from http://www.metalsupermarkets.ca), it cost me around $4 US/lb.

Your small motor uses 100lbs of aluminum?

Since you are at a standstill w.r.t. building your motors, have you looked into metal casting? Would aluminum from old lawn mower engines work for your purposes, if it was melted and cast into the right shape?

I am having trouble just paying the electric bill for the shop

Is there anything else that you could make, using that shop, that you could sell? Or are you only supposed to work on these motors in that shop (since the shop was paid for with investors money)?

Would you be disclosing too much, to tell us the size of the equipment in your shop? I'm curious what size equipment is required to make your motor.