Re: [ATM] The new Equitorial mount, aka, water drive, ball bearing , masterpiece

[GF <gary@rcn.com>]

Well said.

Gary Fuchs

Russell Jocoy wrote:

>  To all on the list,  The "creator" has hit the hornet's nest on this 
>list.. The "creator" has not revealed his inventive "polar ball bearing" 
>drive mechanism to anyone.  It seems that many of the other principles are 
>one's that have been tried before, and according to most on the list these 
>principles have worked in a substandard outcome. Scientists always go back 
>to" others" proven concepts.  Inventors and scientists are always trying to 
>re-invent a better wheel, this is the basis of science.  I will admit that 
>laying out a concept that is only a small part of the whole mechanism, and  
>proclaiming a major breakthrough is overkill.  We all tend to get excited 
>when we believe we have discovered an answer that no one has answered before 
>(even if it has been answered)
>   Many scientist's and inventor's have gone this route and been imbarassed 
>and shunned. But they were not intentionally plagurizing just repeating the 
>same process unaware that someone else beat them to the idea.  Many of the 
>great scientists and inventors "robbed" from old concepts that had no tag, 
>or name , and called it there own. History echoes with this stuff because 
>there is no paper trail.
>     The "creator" was born 200 years too late.. I like his inventive drive 
>(both personal and mechanical)  I hope his "polar ball bearings" are as 
>strong..    Russ Jocoy
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