George Lendich wrote:

Subject: Re: AirSIG: KEFI Redux in Tux - Part 2

On Sat, 22 Jul 2000 21:30:25 -0400, Van Caulart <etivc@iaw.on.ca> wrote:

I for one am glad to see (read) the old Garfield again, welcome back

buddy. The dark

ages have past once again.

Naw, as they used to predict long long ago, "One woe is passed, another
is beginning". :)  Them old guys sure had their finger on life's pulse.

That's one hell of a nice piece of work you guys have figured out on the

dual

redundant backup EFI system. Impressive. (insert thunderous applause).

Congrats.

Yeah, if you mention this to any of them guys at the KitchenTable's
Happy Engine Bakeoff (and I hope & trust you will :), please let them
know that a PPA (Provisional Patent Application) has already been filed
with the US PTO (Patent and Trademark Office), so no budding
entremanures/suckups need apply. At least not in this hemisphere. :)

BTW Pete, if you make use of the term "actively redundant", you can do
away with the word "backup". Just bein nerdy, ya unnerstan.

Unlimited license to this earth-shattering discovery (har har) will be
granted freely to anyone who wishes to make use of it for personal or
sport (non-profit kit construction) purposes without profit or
commercial interest. All others may go suck salamander eggs. (Hmm, I'm
not sure how that comes out worded in patent-eze, but knowing lawyers,
I'm sure they have some suitable nomenclature for that proviso :).

Probly something about "prohibitions against seminal involvement with
reptilian slime", or some such. Heh.

Garfarkle


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