Patened enclosed vertical axis wind turbine. Seeking business partner.

Tim the plumber wrote:
Expected guess sale price per unit £16k - £20k.

With a net profit of about £2K+

I would need to use a sheet metal construction firm or some such. At least to begine with.

I need the business person soooo much!

Xadoman wrote:
Contact Safemoon. They are also getting into the windmill business.

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

Xadoman wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l40HApa-ZM&ab_channel=TheJWKShow

All I know they also fiddle with wind power. You can try to contact with them if your design is good then they could be interested. You could make a thread on reddit/safemoon to propose the idea to the community. Safemoon is a tech company.

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

Tim the plumber wrote:

Xadoman wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l40HApa-ZM&ab_channel=TheJWKShow

All I know they also fiddle with wind power. You can try to contact with them if your design is good then they could be interested. You could make a thread on reddit/safemoon to propose the idea to the community. Safemoon is a tech company.

I will give it a try but my experience so far is that all the current wind energy industry is in fact only there as a result of subsidy. The day that somebody actually creates a wind power system which is opperational and cost effective without subsidy everybody currently employed in the milk the subsidy industry is out of a job.

They are very very resistant to talking to me.

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

I've spent about £5,000 so far and I expect I would need to invest £100k or so to create the basic business supplying the agricultural market priomarily with 6KW models.

After that it gets a lot mad so, to begin with I'll aim for that.

I need the confidence that the normal stuff of running a business is covered more than anything else though.

Tim the plumber wrote:
The basic idea;

Sorry can't get the gif thingy to post.

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
The basic idea;

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Sorry that no one wants to invest in your gif thingy


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Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

I've spent about £5,000 so far and I expect I would need to invest £100k or so to create the basic business supplying the agricultural market priomarily with 6KW models.

After that it gets a lot mad so, to begin with I'll aim for that.

I need the confidence that the normal stuff of running a business is covered more than anything else though.

No you would need billions in order to complete a prototype, and the major energy companies already have that money and have you defeated before you begin. The fact is that you have zero funding because of

1. 4 people at most will ever read this
2. You are a plumber who works with poop not an electrician by trade
3. If you had a real plan you would not advertise this before you had a patent
4. You have no patent
5. You are delusional
6. See above

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

I've spent about £5,000 so far and I expect I would need to invest £100k or so to create the basic business supplying the agricultural market priomarily with 6KW models.

After that it gets a lot mad so, to begin with I'll aim for that.

I need the confidence that the normal stuff of running a business is covered more than anything else though.

No you would need billions in order to complete a prototype, and the major energy companies already have that money and have you defeated before you begin. The fact is that you have zero funding because of

1. 4 people at most will ever read this
2. You are a plumber who works with poop not an electrician by trade
3. If you had a real plan you would not advertise this before you had a patent
4. You have no patent
5. You are delusional
6. See above

Why would I need billions to build a prototype at 6KW which will cost in the order of £12,000?

The patent is on its' way. Pending with verbal approval.

It is not necessary to have a patent to be public with it. It is only necessary to have the patent process going so you have prior claim to that patent should it be approved.

The clever, novel, bit of this is not the electrical side. It is the shape of the cowl which guides the airflow downwards and back up again.

Whilst you think only 4 people will ever read this the process has been useful to some slight degree with the attacks from you meaning I do have to think about any objecctions.

Swan wrote:
Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

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Tim the plumber wrote:

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Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

I've spent about £5,000 so far and I expect I would need to invest £100k or so to create the basic business supplying the agricultural market priomarily with 6KW models.

After that it gets a lot mad so, to begin with I'll aim for that.

I need the confidence that the normal stuff of running a business is covered more than anything else though.

No you would need billions in order to complete a prototype, and the major energy companies already have that money and have you defeated before you begin. The fact is that you have zero funding because of

1. 4 people at most will ever read this
2. You are a plumber who works with poop not an electrician by trade
3. If you had a real plan you would not advertise this before you had a patent
4. You have no patent
5. You are delusional
6. See above

Why would I need billions to build a prototype at 6KW which will cost in the order of £12,000?

The patent is on its' way. Pending with verbal approval.

It is not necessary to have a patent to be public with it. It is only necessary to have the patent process going so you have prior claim to that patent should it be approved.

The clever, novel, bit of this is not the electrical side. It is the shape of the cowl which guides the airflow downwards and back up again.

Whilst you think only 4 people will ever read this the process has been useful to some slight degree with the attacks from you meaning I do have to think about any objecctions.

Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:
Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

Oddly enough, you don't have to demonstrate anything to get a patent. You only have to describe the device.

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I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

I've spent about £5,000 so far and I expect I would need to invest £100k or so to create the basic business supplying the agricultural market priomarily with 6KW models.

After that it gets a lot mad so, to begin with I'll aim for that.

I need the confidence that the normal stuff of running a business is covered more than anything else though.

No you would need billions in order to complete a prototype, and the major energy companies already have that money and have you defeated before you begin. The fact is that you have zero funding because of

1. 4 people at most will ever read this
2. You are a plumber who works with poop not an electrician by trade
3. If you had a real plan you would not advertise this before you had a patent
4. You have no patent
5. You are delusional
6. See above

Why would I need billions to build a prototype at 6KW which will cost in the order of £12,000?

The patent is on its' way. Pending with verbal approval.

It is not necessary to have a patent to be public with it. It is only necessary to have the patent process going so you have prior claim to that patent should it be approved.

The clever, novel, bit of this is not the electrical side. It is the shape of the cowl which guides the airflow downwards and back up again.

Whilst you think only 4 people will ever read this the process has been useful to some slight degree with the attacks from you meaning I do have to think about any objecctions.

Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

Not in the UIK at least.

To maintain the patent in court possibly, but as long as the examining officer thinks it will work that is enough to get the patent.

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

Not in the UIK at least.

To maintain the patent in court possibly, but as long as the examining officer thinks it will work that is enough to get the patent.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
Oddly enough, you don't have to demonstrate anything to get a patent. You only have to describe the device.

Actually you need to provide detailed technical diagrams in order to have something to apply the patent to, and the patent office needs to believe that the diagrams are justified and will function as intended.

Swan wrote:
The plumber has done neither so without the diagrams there literally is nothing to apply the patent too

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
Oddly enough, you don't have to demonstrate anything to get a patent. You only have to describe the device.

Actually you need to provide detailed technical diagrams in order to have something to apply the patent to, and the patent office needs to believe that the diagrams are justified and will function as intended.

The patent office doesn't have to believe anything, or even that the device will function as intended. You do need to provide detailed technical diagrams though. All the patent office will do is publish the intended patent in it's database, and make sure no other patents in their files will conflict, and make sure the device is unique. They really don't give a damn whether the thing works or not.

Swan wrote:
The plumber has done neither so without the diagrams there literally is nothing to apply the patent too

How do you know this?

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
Oddly enough, you don't have to demonstrate anything to get a patent. You only have to describe the device.

Actually you need to provide detailed technical diagrams in order to have something to apply the patent to, and the patent office needs to believe that the diagrams are justified and will function as intended.

The patent office doesn't have to believe anything, or even that the device will function as intended. You do need to provide detailed technical diagrams though. All the patent office will do is publish the intended patent in it's database, and make sure no other patents in their files will conflict, and make sure the device is unique. They really don't give a damn whether the thing works or not.

Swan wrote:
The plumber has done neither so without the diagrams there literally is nothing to apply the patent too

How do you know this?

Yo schizzo, in your post above this one you said exactly the opposite as what you said in the next one which is by the way EXACTLY how a schizzo mind flips things around at will.

So take the Abilify already

Please for God's sake

Into the Night wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

Not in the UIK at least.

To maintain the patent in court possibly, but as long as the examining officer thinks it will work that is enough to get the patent.

Not true. In the UK, you still must describe your device. In other words, you must provide documents showing what it is, and what it does.

duncan61 wrote:
Tim the plumber.I am Duncan the plumber.They are already on the motorway,Why would farmers not get the same thing put at there place?

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

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Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

I've spent about £5,000 so far and I expect I would need to invest £100k or so to create the basic business supplying the agricultural market priomarily with 6KW models.

After that it gets a lot mad so, to begin with I'll aim for that.

I need the confidence that the normal stuff of running a business is covered more than anything else though.

No you would need billions in order to complete a prototype, and the major energy companies already have that money and have you defeated before you begin. The fact is that you have zero funding because of

1. 4 people at most will ever read this
2. You are a plumber who works with poop not an electrician by trade
3. If you had a real plan you would not advertise this before you had a patent
4. You have no patent
5. You are delusional
6. See above

Why would I need billions to build a prototype at 6KW which will cost in the order of £12,000?

The patent is on its' way. Pending with verbal approval.

It is not necessary to have a patent to be public with it. It is only necessary to have the patent process going so you have prior claim to that patent should it be approved.

The clever, novel, bit of this is not the electrical side. It is the shape of the cowl which guides the airflow downwards and back up again.

Whilst you think only 4 people will ever read this the process has been useful to some slight degree with the attacks from you meaning I do have to think about any objecctions.

Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

Not in the UIK at least.

To maintain the patent in court possibly, but as long as the examining officer thinks it will work that is enough to get the patent.

How much in funds have you raised to date?

Zero

What is your IQ?

85

Where did you get your masters degree?

You have none

CIAO

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:

Swan wrote:

Tim the plumber wrote:
I have sucessfully pateneted an enclosed vertical axis wind turbine which will generate power at less than 4p/KWhr.

This will be in the form of a 6KW unit, but larger ones are very very possible, aimed initially at the farmer as the customer.

It will be able to be transported by over sized lorry transport, but just the smaller of these, not requiring an escort or anything.

The plan is to expect the farmer to install the foundations for the "temporary" farm building on a suitable hill top and then probably assist with getting the truck to the position with the help of his tractor.

Given that the unit is light, less than 5 tonnes, and the tractor is likely fairly heavy it will not be too much trouble.

The advantages of this system are;

1 it is cheap and easy to maintain.

2 Does not have a maximum wind speed. It carries on working untill it is ripped off the hilltop by the wind. The louvre shutters on the front of it allow throttling of the wind to stop any problems with over speed.

3 The turbine being mounted with a vertical axis means that the many wear problems with standard wind mill style units are not there at all.

I am, however, just a plumber. I feel extremely intimidated by the prospect of creating the necessary business out of this. Thus I am desperately seeking a business partner. I would like to see some investment from them but primarily I need experience and ambition.

The expected net profit from this is, in my guess, at least £300k per year. That is looking at doing 3 per week. With electricity prices as they are 3 per day is probably a more reasonable figure.

So if there is anybody out there, or any place I should go to to find such a partner please tell me all about it!

What is the patent number?

GB1711328.3 and the examining officer has given it his verbal approval but I am waiting for the official rubber stamp, I have asked him to take his time as I am in no way in any position to use it as yet.

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Take your medications Tim because there is no patent registered under that number. However as for the rubber stamp that you use for a mind, well that is out of ink

Letter issued on patent application GB1711328.3

That one. Appologies if I got the number wrong. It is at the verbally agreed stage in that the examining officer has said that he sees no problem but will do a final check of prior art.

That there is obviously no such prior art that is close to it will make it obvious that it will get there.

Should of been, at least I have been told it has been, published in the "no pateneted yet but process on-going bit" where ever that is.

So how many billion dollars have your investors invested so that you can build your prototype?

I've spent about £5,000 so far and I expect I would need to invest £100k or so to create the basic business supplying the agricultural market priomarily with 6KW models.

After that it gets a lot mad so, to begin with I'll aim for that.

I need the confidence that the normal stuff of running a business is covered more than anything else though.

No you would need billions in order to complete a prototype, and the major energy companies already have that money and have you defeated before you begin. The fact is that you have zero funding because of

1. 4 people at most will ever read this
2. You are a plumber who works with poop not an electrician by trade
3. If you had a real plan you would not advertise this before you had a patent
4. You have no patent
5. You are delusional
6. See above

Why would I need billions to build a prototype at 6KW which will cost in the order of £12,000?

The patent is on its' way. Pending with verbal approval.

It is not necessary to have a patent to be public with it. It is only necessary to have the patent process going so you have prior claim to that patent should it be approved.

The clever, novel, bit of this is not the electrical side. It is the shape of the cowl which guides the airflow downwards and back up again.

Whilst you think only 4 people will ever read this the process has been useful to some slight degree with the attacks from you meaning I do have to think about any objecctions.

Tim your mind is operating backwards because you would need to demonstrate the prototype in order for a patent to be issued since you have no evidence that your delusion is in fact real

Not in the UIK at least.

To maintain the patent in court possibly, but as long as the examining officer thinks it will work that is enough to get the patent.

How much in funds have you raised to date?

Zero

What is your IQ?

85

Where did you get your masters degree?

You have none

CIAO

Can't help thinking you are projecting there.

Swan wrote:Again how much in funds have your investors invested to this point?

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Again how much in funds have your investors invested to this point?

LOL! LOL! You are envious of investors who have funds to invest, you schizzo retard.

By the way, when I say "schizzo retard", I mean that in only the completely respectful sense.

So, when do you plan on being able to be an investor? Before or after your mother brings you another batch of cookies down to the basement?

LOL!

Swan visits the doctor.
Doctor: I have a patent on a new medical device. Would you be interested in investing? Aaaaww, who am I kidding? You don't have any money.
Swan: How many investors have you bilked out of $Billions?
Doctor: None.
Swan: Well, are you going to take my blood pressure?

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Again how much in funds have your investors invested to this point?

LOL! LOL! You are envious of investors who have funds to invest, you schizzo retard.

By the way, when I say "schizzo retard", I mean that in only the completely respectful sense.

So, when do you plan on being able to be an investor? Before or after your mother brings you another batch of cookies down to the basement?

LOL!

Swan visits the doctor.
Doctor: I have a patent on a new medical device. Would you be interested in investing? Aaaaww, who am I kidding? You don't have any money.
Swan: How many investors have you bilked out of $Billions?
Doctor: None.
Swan: Well, are you going to take my blood pressure?

Cool except that I own Alphabet at $2,792.99 a share and that is about to split 1 into 20. And lets not forget my Apple orchards either. Oh an I also own Raytheon who can't make Javelin missiles fast enough for World demands.

CIAO sucker

That said you may feel free to invest in this clowns scheme. In fact bet the trailer kiddy