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Permalink Reply by Timothy Hunter on April 20, 2017 at 2:47am

anything Joe contributed here was in the missing thread. unfortunately the wayback machine doesnt go deep enough in the thread pages to retrieve any information.

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Permalink Reply by David L. on April 20, 2017 at 3:30am

These are some screen grabs I made of the summary of this project.  To get all the information some parts appear repeated, but this is just to give the extra info that wouldn't fit on the one screen.

I think I screen grabbed some of Mr Rogowski's comments - if I find them i will add them later.

Regards,

David L

 

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Permalink Reply by Kim Colgin on April 20, 2017 at 4:57am

I have a Word Document of the thread from the beginning to January 20, 2017.  It is not formatted well, but I did grab the pictures and all replies.  The file is 14.4 MB and if anyone wants it, I will gladly upload it some where.  

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Permalink Reply by Moritz Voegeli on April 20, 2017 at 6:11am

Kim hi, do you have data from the earlier two threads? The first one was «How is this done?», the second «License plate pickup» or the like.

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Permalink Reply by Kim Colgin on April 20, 2017 at 7:34am

That is the one I am talking about.  It started out as in this image

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Permalink Reply by Moritz Voegeli on April 20, 2017 at 7:53am

Kim hi, with this image started the first thread titled «How is this done» or the like.

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Permalink Reply by Kim Colgin on April 20, 2017 at 8:03am

That is right.  The last post I have is the following.  The document is 288 pages

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Permalink Reply by Donald Lace on April 20, 2017 at 10:42am

288 pages later...wow.  Folks thanks for the kudos on such a great PATENTED design. If you haven't heard or seen the Lace Matchbook Pickup that was designed especially by Lace for CBG players and builders please check it out. We are here to answer questions.

Thanks

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Permalink Reply by darryl kernaghan on April 20, 2017 at 12:23pm

Your patent was discussed very early in the thread Donald, we were generally of the opinion that we were not in breach as we were intending to utilise the principle rather than the actual design, the initial proto's were based on using 1 coil from a step up transformer as a secondary coil.Perhaps the major issue was I personally, and i think nearly all of the "conspiritors" had no intention of marketing the device, it was just a d i y exercise,it was a lot of fun, with many involved, going down a few false trails at times, but eventually making a workable unit that was simple and easy to make, but in only the smallest ways could be compared to your great product and it's history of development, i can appreciate your need to protect your work, and i also appreciate your welcome and positive addition to the discussion.

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Permalink Reply by Donald Lace on April 20, 2017 at 12:49pm

Thanks Darryl....we are here to answer any questions. We have a lot of time and dollars invested in it's development and all the newly issued patents. Like all of us, it is really fun to figure things and how they work. That is why this forum exists. However, after 288 pages I'm sure the original intent may get a little confusing for some readers. We do hope that the folks here will give us a try at the finished product and the rest of the Lace line.

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Permalink Reply by darryl kernaghan on April 20, 2017 at 1:54pm

Those 288 pages were overloaded extremely due to the manner the Ning platform accepts and archives posts, many posts added as replies were added to the thread cumulatively, not seen by the initial poster for sometimes days, or even weeks, resulting in multiple posts/replies and other info being a long way out of sync, it was nearly impossible to read progressively, jumps, starts, leaps and backtracks abounded, but it was full of great info, even if hard to read

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Permalink Reply by Donald Lace on April 20, 2017 at 10:44am

Certainly looks like the pickup that we manufacture.......

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