I’ve been writing copy aimed at getting companies to build a FF for the tax benefits as well as hedging the bet that somebody could beat them to market with a line of thermal products that could be upgraded to thermal and electric with only a core swap.
But this morning it dawned on me that with only 10 licenses, as well as the speculative nature at this point, I should be aiming mainly at the people already making vacuum pumps, stainless steel plumbing, and all of the various parts that comprise an operational system, including financing a huge expansion of several industries in order to mass-produce FFs Detroit style (by the millions).
So my question is if anything other than the baseplate and electrodes are covered by the patent? The patent’s claims add up almost as if you have a patent for the DPF, lol.
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