On 21 Oct, 09:03, Dave wrote:
art wrote:
imaginations. Sorry. 73

Sorry.
There is a patent issued and many, many, more in the pipeline.

Having tons of patents means very little IMHO. It often just a PR
exercise, to make it appear the company has worthwhile intellectual
property.

I've seem some really useless patents.

Look up Fractus antennas or subscribe to the quarterly industrial
magazine
called Antennas.

Probably more worthwhile is something like the IEEE's antennas and
propogation, to which I do described.

The Fractus company was featured at the Antenna
exhibition in
Denver last month. Entrance fee was about $1000

And how many companies/individuals actually paid the $1000? I suspect
most got in with special offers, or fees were waived completely. This is
quite common - the published entry price of conferences is no measure of
quality.

I went to the same place a couple of years ago when they had the
International
industrial computor show.Universities got a 15% discount that I
believe was
also available to overseas attendants other wise you had to pay the
full wack.
Relatives were allowed in free for the last 2 hours on the last day.
Exhibitioners paid the full wack for space but were allowed a few free
tickets
for commentators.
Don't you ever have anything positive to say?
Art