To: dr_lew
I’m not too sure you can patent an idea without a working plan or blueprint of that product.
I had to jump through hoops, and cross more T’s and dot more I’s than you can imagine.
This doesn't sound like an example of the patent process I’ve been through.
36 posted on
06/09/2007 3:33:01 AM PDT by
ThreePuttinDude
()... Hey Lindsay ...I'm one of the Loud ones...and pretty proud of it....()
To: ThreePuttinDude
Im not too sure you can patent an idea without a working plan or blueprint of that product. I've done it. Or more accurately, I never had occasion to demonstrate that it works to the USPTO.
The general requirement for a working model was dropped in the 19th century.
Although one still needs a working model to patent a perpetual motion device, should one figure out how to make one...
46 posted on
06/09/2007 8:27:05 AM PDT by
null and void
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