Joe Newman's Amazing Energy Discovery
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The court case involving that new energy development we told you about last winter (Vol. 8, No. 2) is progressing through the courts. A federal judge is now in the process of determining whether or not the invention creates more energy than it consumes, as is claimed by its inventor, Joe Newman, Lucedale, Miss.
Scores of respected scientists, professors and physicists who have had a close look at the invention and tested it are backing Newman, signing statements that state the importance of the development and why it should be patented.
Newman recently told FARM SHOW that he's not going to wait for the result of his suit against the patent office. He's decided to write a book telling all. "It's written in very easy-to-understand language that will make it very easy for anyone to build their own demonstration prototype," he says, noting that the book will be out soon. "I want to get this information out to the public and feel that I have documented my case well enough so that its publication will not jeopardize my patent. I'm hoping that public opinion raised in my favor, once people understand the idea, will help my case."
A Dallas high-tech firm is already building a sophisticated version of the new invention and Newman is negotiating with other companies in the U.S., Canada and Japan. "I expect units to be in production not more than a year after we get our patent," Newman told FARM SHOW.
To get on the mailing list of Newman's book, write: FARM SHOW Followup, Joe Newman, Rt. 1, Box 52, Lucedale, Miss. 39452.
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Joe Newman's Amazing Energy Discovery ENERGY Alternative Fuels 8-6-5 The court case involving that new energy development we told you about last winter (Vol. 8, No. 2) is progressing through the courts. A federal judge is now in the process of determining whether or not the invention creates more energy than it consumes, as is claimed by its inventor, Joe Newman, Lucedale, Miss.
Scores of respected scientists, professors and physicists who have had a close look at the invention and tested it are backing Newman, signing statements that state the importance of the development and why it should be patented.
Newman recently told FARM SHOW that he's not going to wait for the result of his suit against the patent office. He's decided to write a book telling all. "It's written in very easy-to-understand language that will make it very easy for anyone to build their own demonstration prototype," he says, noting that the book will be out soon. "I want to get this information out to the public and feel that I have documented my case well enough so that its publication will not jeopardize my patent. I'm hoping that public opinion raised in my favor, once people understand the idea, will help my case."
A Dallas high-tech firm is already building a sophisticated version of the new invention and Newman is negotiating with other companies in the U.S., Canada and Japan. "I expect units to be in production not more than a year after we get our patent," Newman told FARM SHOW.
To get on the mailing list of Newman's book, write: FARM SHOW Followup, Joe Newman, Rt. 1, Box 52, Lucedale, Miss. 39452.
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