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M.T.H. Responds To DCC Lawsuit Allegations
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Back electromotive force is the way the qsi three rail sound system has worked since day I. They had it available in there 3 board systems way before MTH decided to go with proto 1 sounds,which was made by qsi. <br />If mth thinks they invented bemf, qsi was the 1st to use it in 3 rail and I can;t tell you if anyone used it before them or not, but mth did not invent bemf or as far as I know patent it. <br />But if it is true that you can patent 1 mph speed increments, then our patent system needs to be overhauled. <br />|Why don;t the dcc people just use 1.5 or .75 etc speed increments. <br />You can eat me alive for saying this as it is my opinion only that MTH is playing poker here with the threat of sueing over scale increments. <br />Have they actually told anyone the patent number or numbers they are referring to in the letter to DCC companies. <br />This would be very interesting to find out. Anyone out there interested in researching patents????????????????????????dave roxin
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