Religious people get very little reps, it's xenophobia and religionism.

[Ranjr]

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Imma go ahead and call it -

Game, set and match: Ranjr.

Boru

[Abaddon_ire]

I didn't say what you are desperately trying to claim I said.  I said that you are so ignorant that you mistake 220 single phase for three phase.  Refrigeration techs do that all the time.  That's what I said originally and you proved me correct in this post where you in fact, undeniably mistake 220 single phase for 3 phase.  You played yourself, fool.

I am amused by how Drich gets everything wrong. It is a train wreck to watch.

maybe you oughta call these manufactures to let them know they are producing equipment to a line voltage that only exists as single phase.

In a moment of boredom, I and some neighbours cobbled together three phase out of our domestic supply. Why? Bored.

And we used it for? Nothing.

In your original post about the fictional patent, you gave little to no technical detail. 

Please. He has no patent.

One detail you gave was incorrect, as I have shown and you bumbled into proving true.  The rest of that post was nothing an engineer would say in answer to a question about a patent.  You didn't even say what it was you built from surplus parts.  I called bullshit on the whole thing and still do.  You've been digging deeper ever since.

Oh please. I have merrily posted my own. Drich is lying. NDA my butt.

A real engineer would have just said, whoops, my bad, I meant 230 3 phase. 

Sure. Sure. Course they would. But this is Drich. Everything is a lie.

But not a hubris filled liar with a haughty spirit.  Proverbs was right about that.

Oooo, the babble must be true....Let me change my underpants.

Let's look at the more recent lie you told.  Originally, you claimed to have a patent.  When you couldn't link to the patent, you said you sold the rights and couldn't talk about it.  When that was shown to be a lie, you backtracked. 

I seem to have demonstrated that, no?

You said it wasn't a real patent, but a provisional patent. 

Nope. That waas another lie. Provisional patents do exist (although that is not the legal term). But even those applications are freely available even though they might be rejected after.

Now, anyone who files the paperwork and pays the fee can get a provisional patent.

Correct.

The patent office does not evaluate them.  They expire in one year.  So, there's nothing special about that, and it does not validate an invention.

Correct. I or you could apply for the patent on a perpetual motion wheel. Does not mean it works and likely to be rejected. As it should be.

The next lie came when you said the nonprovisional patent filed by the purchaser of your provisional patent could name anyone as the inventor.  That's not true.

Yeah, that was an odd claim. No idea what to make of that beyond noticing that it is total bollocks  

Each inventor must sign an oath or declaration that includes certain statements required by law and the USPTO rules, including the statement that he or she believes himself or herself to be the original inventor or an original joint inventor of a claimed invention in the application,

Yup. It gets legally nutty. Scary even. One is signing on and best one knows what in the hell one is signing on to. This is not a sick note from your kids at school.

You should just stop now, but you won't.  You're sick.

Nah. It is amusing to watch and comment about matters where he has no clue.

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Imma go ahead and call it -

Game, set and match: Ranjr.

Boru

Objection, I provided an actual patent in my name

[Drich]

[The Grand Nudger]

If anyone in your life loved you, they might’ve had you hauled off for evaluation by now, lol

[no one]

Was that your daddy holding the camera drickhead?

[Ranjr]

There's that black swan.  It was obvious why you wanted me to answer yes or no.

I never said it didn't exist because 220 was the standard decades ago.  It's still is in South America.  It's also part of 50 hz systems.  Now I know where you got the number 220 for your made up patent story.  Nice diversion.  Kudos.

Now, let's see that patent.

[Drich]

[no one]

Well, you aren't bright enough to operate such a complicated device as a camera, so who helped you drickhead?

[Ranjr]

Here's where I was wrong:  I thought you confused 220 single phase with 230 three phase.  However, since you have an oddball piece of equipment in your shop, you thought all 3 phase was 220.  That's why you used 220 in your fabricated patent tale.

The other things I said are all correct.  You have no patent.