>From Jed: ...
> If he can secure intellectual > property with a patent, he is worth every euro of the money Defkalion plans > to pay him. I assume the investors at Defkalion know a thing or two about > patents, and they have reason to believe he can get one. ...which brings up the question as to how Rossi & Defkalion might best go about getting the e-cat patented. Since I gather the e-cat is considered a "cold fusion" device no patent office at present considers the technology legitimate. Wouldn't t Rossi have to do something like demonstrate the device in front of a bunch patent lawyers? And if so, couldn't such a demonstration be performed right now at the U of Bologna while "independent" testing is being conducted? ...at the same time? Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
