Re: extension cord powered tractor

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"Ralph Hertle" <ralph.hertle@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:4826BCE5.3080207@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gaby:
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> [...]
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> > What do you think about this?
> >
> > My thanks in advance,
> >
> > gaby de wilde
> >
> > [...]
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> You made a public disclosure of your idea.

SO WHAT!!! Mere ideas or suggestions CANNOT be patent protected PERIOD.
The
OP has not disclosed any invention, in fact the OP was BEGGING to have
someone ELSE do the inventing based on his unworked-through mere IDEA.

>
> You should have spoken only to your Patent Agent or Patent Attorney.

BULLLLLLLL ROARRRRRR. What an IDIOTIC idea. Where did you learn to spout
such idiocy????? Are you a paid ****LL? Patent practitioner???? what?

>
> Disclose your idea only to those persons or companies that have signed
> your non-disclosure agreement. You can get free sample forms from the
> American Society of Inventors or the National Society of Inventors.
>
>  From the date of public disclosure you have only one year to file an
> application for a Utility Patent. After that the idea is public domain.
>
> If you manufacture and sell products that are made in accordance with
> your invention you may find that a search of prior art may yield
> existing patents. You could be sued for infringement upon the other
> inventors' patents.
>
> For example, in the world of machine tools the unrolling of cables is a
> common practice, and there are probably many patents.
>
> Its a good idea. Define it exactly.
>
> Go to your Patent Agent or Patent Attorney for a free initial
consultation.

Not all offer such a thing----and you can practically BET with near 100%
certainty that those that do will ALWAYS "recommend" putting money in
their
pocket BEFORE any other inventor actions.

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>
> Ralph Hertle
> Member, National Society of Inventors

Just because NSI has NOT REMOVED YOUR IGNORANCE doesn't make them
recommendable or not.