MAGNACOASTER MAKES THE DRAGONS DEN!!

[innovation_station]

 

GREAT WORK RICHARD!!!!!

http://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/episodes.html

show your support .....



congrats....

i have spoke to Richard  on the fone b4 and he advised me to get a spectrum anyilizer....   

richard was given 1 million  investment

cbc aired tonight 8pm!!!!

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here is his webpage...

http://www.vorktex.ca/

i corrected myself 

[tak22]

Congratulations Richard on your Dragon's Den success!

Assuming Charlie Barbara is a real person, please make him eat his words for saying this:

I have just finished watching tonights episode and cant believe that Brad invested 1 Million in a technology that is frankly impossible. You cant get more energy out of a system than you put into it as was claimed. Only nuclear fusion can possibly accomplish this and currently scientists have achieved about equal input power to output power. What was claimed by the inventor that the test at the UWO produced 2500 x the energy input is incredible. There is no way according to modern day physics. That really was a big IF that Brad had stipulated. I m really curious to the outcome of this deal.
Sincerely
Charlie Barbara
Ontario Power Generation

Here's hoping you get all the proof you need to collect the promised investment.

tak

[Paul-R]

It'll be the end of him on this (or any other) forum. From now on, secrecy, I fear.
Paul.

[Goat]

@ Paul-R

Not sure where Charlie Barbara gets his information from but the dragon's name is W. Brett Wilson not Brad for starters (see http://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/thedragons.html) for a short bio.

And as far as "It'll be the end of him on this" the deal that was made with Brett Wilson was only for power generation so Richard isn't giving up the rights to the technology

The episode hasn't gone online yet but it should be posted soon I hope.

Regards,
Paul

[Paul-R]

@ Paul-R
Not sure where Charlie Barbara gets his information from but the dragon's name is W. Brett Wilson not Brad for starters (see http://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/thedragons.html) for a short bio.

He's done a great job, but how much equity did he give away?
500,000 Canadian $ won't go far - particularly with the cost of
patents across the world, prototypes etc and possibly fees
to other patent holders.

He may attract the attention of unpleasant people, and should
consider, in advance, what he might do if this happens.

I nearly applied to the British version, but since they are so
obsessed with intellectual property, I decided against.
Paul.