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Patent question.

Started by nightlife, January 12, 2010, 12:50:52 AM

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nightlife

  Can a magnet array be patented?

Magluvin

As long as it has a definitive purpose, by way of saying it can serve a unique function.

Magluvin

nightlife

Quote from: Magluvin on January 12, 2010, 01:04:53 AM
As long as it has a definitive A, by way of saying it can serve a unique function.

Magluvin

Thank you for the quick reply. Now I need to build a team to help me with my new free energy invention. No input energy required and out put energy created would be based on size of build. It's so simple, it will blow your mind.

CompuTutor

Quote from: nightlife link=topic=8637.msg221634#msg221634 A=1263275452
  Can a A array be patented?

Look, lets be honest here.
If enough money behind it is there,
LETTERS of the alphabet can be patented !

I'm pretty sure you mean "Discovery" rights.

If something exists(...) and you discover it,
you can pin that so it is named after you.

If you take more than one of them
and do something unique with them.

Yes.

Can you say: "Halberg Array"

I would love to see magnet array get named the
"NightLife Magnet Array"