| DISCLAIMER Keep in mind that all of the statements made herein are contingent on agreements made with marketing clients (none currently). A. Nathan Coppedge (hereafter "the inventor") is NOT asking for funds for these machines until they have been proven to work, and does not take responsibility for any loss of investment on the part of individuals who for their own selfish purposes attempt to take advantage of the inventor's ideas. Any research into the viability should be done with an eye toward making historic progress, rather than turning an immediate profit. B. The inventor has done his best to make it clear that although these ideas seem promising to him (to various degrees), there are numerous contingencies and a history of failure running against viability. As a result, he offers these concepts freely for initial research purposes, but will do his best to claim credit for the inventions according to inherent copyright, including any reasonable royalties in the unlikely event that one or more of them can be marketed as a profitable venture. In the unlikely event of a confirmed breakthrough the inventor would prefer to believe that credit will be given where it is due, and that barring immediate patentability and inclusive negotiation rights, a less formal written agreement can be made between the inventor and any interested business parties. C. The inventor is well-intentioned, and is not attempting to deceive anyone. Part of the purpose of posting these inventions on a website is to invite practical criticism from professional scientists, engineers, academics, or anyone else with some degree of applied physics pedigree. D. With emphasis--I AM NOT CLAIMING THAT THESE INVENTIONS WORK, I am only offering them for professional criticism, with the hopes that if any or all of them are discovered to be viable, I will be rewarded. --Nathan L. Coppedge Inventor of several Perpetual Motion Concepts, 5/2006 with some amendments. Theory Concepts Types Unbalanced Wheel |
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