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Battery & overheating problems answered
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Peter Martin
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What’s the question? I rarely, if ever have overheating issues perhaps extending battery life would be a better idea. How big is this case
Peter Martin
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Hmmmmm. If the case is not too large and bulky and actually cools significantly then I’m sure there are people who would need this in hot climates and hot vehicles running apps for working purposes
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By the way, please do post any crowd sourcing efforts. We do not allow those. Sending a product to our members, via the forums, is not a good idea. You have no idea who you are dealing with and what could become of your product.
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Sorry i didnt kbow i was promoting anything. It was a question. Thank you for the information. I have a patent as well as an international one. so i am not afraid of someone trying to steal or harm me in anyway. Like I said I am finishing up my research. Is this your site? Or are you acting for this site?
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I did ask it. And thank you for your good luck. Yes there are, they are all around the world. No one said anyone was stupid on here. Thank you for reposting my " statement"
and I will except your positivity of good luck
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You are correct. I missed it. There is a likely market as discussed earlier. Key to success will be weight, size, and power requirements. Cost in those markets will also be a major driver.
Stupid? No. Not sure where that came from. Just saying you would be surprised by the backgrounds of many of our members.
A word of caution is warranted though. Patents are often meaningless in the type of market you are potentially entering. While you may have done all the right things to protect your intellectual property, some places simply will not honor those protections. In some parts of the world, IP theft is a honorable business model.
Stupid? No. Not sure where that came from. Just saying you would be surprised by the backgrounds of many of our members.
A word of caution is warranted though. Patents are often meaningless in the type of market you are potentially entering. While you may have done all the right things to protect your intellectual property, some places simply will not honor those protections. In some parts of the world, IP theft is a honorable business model.
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