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Regarding Domain name - If you beg to get kicked in the ass, lean over to get kicked in the ass, and taunt others to kick you in the ass, you're gonna get kicked in the ass.
Not if their company isn't yet incorporated, LLC'd, and trademarked. No, it is not.Registering someone else's company name or trademark is a violation of the ICANN domain registration policy.
https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/dndr-2012-02-25-en
Not if their company isn't yet incorporated, LLC'd, and trademarked. No, it is not.
Have to totally agree.I’d recommend that you speak with an intellectual property attorney before getting too comfortable with that mindset... others have tried this sort of thing, at great expense.
Isn't this vendor ALREADY PRODUCING MOTORS FOR higher end types of people?
NO - WHAT MOTORS
Hasent this guy offered what he currently is building (L,M and even O+ motors) to the sport at a discounted price?
NO- WHAT MOTORS
Did this guy hire a chemist that worked for company X to look at his motor propellant as well as how to ignight these bigger motors?
I'll TAKE HIS WORD FOR IT ON THE CHEMIST - TYPE OF INGNITION IS THE BIGGEST ISSUE IN THIS THREAD, BEEN ASKING HOW, NO ANSWER BY ILLUSTRATION OR OTHERWISE
Why the push back against THIS motor vendor that by all looks helped start High power as we currently know it ?
BECAUSE ANYONE THAT STARTED HIGH POWER AS WE KNOW IT SHOULD BE ABLE TO ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS ASKED SO FAR ABOUT HIS MOTORS ON THIS THREAD. HE HAS REFUSED TO DO SO.
I'd love to see the answers to these questions as to me they have already been answered.
Tom
From what I have seen so far in this thread from Don/ Carber Energetics, I can answer your questions.
PLEASE RE-READ ENTIRE THREAD SHOULD MY ANSWERS BE WRONG I WOULD BE VERY HAPPY TO CORRECT THEM AND DON'T BE AFRAID TO ASK ANY MORE THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE.
The violation only requires public use of the company name or trademark prior to the non-owning party registering the domain. There are other civil laws that either Don or Gary could apply to show misrepresentation and libel. Best to reverse the domain name charade as soon as possible.Not if their company isn't yet incorporated, LLC'd, and trademarked. No, it is not.
Good luck trying to get any recourse on that... ICANN domain registration rule enforcement basically stopped once Network Solutions stopped becoming the exclusive registrar.Registering someone else's company name or trademark is a violation of the ICANN domain registration policy.
https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/dndr-2012-02-25-en
Nonsense. Who's going to enforce that? At what cost? ICANN domain registration rules? Bwahh hah ha!!! Who the hell cares? And good luck tracking down the domain owners. Period. Anybody could snap up multiple related domain names, anonymously with a disposable email account and a VPN turned on showing my untraceable locale in any of many obscure countries, paid in advance in bitcoin or prepaid Visa, and you'd be left holding your paddle. ICANN? Yeah, they work closely with Interpol, don't they? Not. Don't be surprised to see a few more irritated people buying up similar domain names--legally and without recourse. Suggest you buy them all up yourself. At this point, without providing solid evidence of anything tangible whatsoever beyond extremely vague descriptions and promises, and I'd love to see your proof of malicious intent, it would be very interesting to see how Don and pals think they'd prevail in any civil suit of "libel" or lost income. Friggin joke. Like others have said, you pulled the trigger a bit too soon, Don. Possibly not to your ultimate advantage. Basic business sense. Basic common sense. Good luck locating the purchaser of the domain, or others that might soon arise. Sheesh. But your constant response approach (mostly used by homely middle-aged people on dating sites) to continue advertising by responding day/nite to keep your thread at the top of the "Recent Post" list, is amusing. Good luck suing anybody successfully, for any reason, when all you're doing is blowing hot air and don't even have a company legitimately formed. You are definitely getting some free advertising on this forum, but much of it is negative and akin to shooting yourself in the foot. You jumped the gun, to your detriment.The violation only requires public use of the company name or trademark prior to the non-owning party registering the domain. There are other civil laws that either Don or Gary could apply to show misrepresentation and libel. Best to reverse the domain name charade as soon as possible.
Good luck locating the purchaser of the domain, or others that might soon arise.
It's actually as easy as going to https://lookup.icann.org/lookup and putting in the website.
And if you're not a complete idiot, it's just as easy for me to purchase the domain name in YOUR name, with your contact info, and I would remain anonymous. Naive.
So you're relying on the "security" offered by GoDaddy? Oh my, you know absolutely nothing about internet commerce. I worry for you.Hm ok, I'd like to see you swing that past godaddy. You seem pleasant.
So you're relying on the "security" offered by GoDaddy? Oh my, you know absolutely nothing about internet commerce. I worry for you.
Aw relax a little, Arpak. I'm not advocating anything about domain names--whether the ethics of bulk-buying them (common), retaining them (easy), or arguing about their validity. I have no pony in this race. I was simply commenting that there is very, very little that the Internet Security "Police" can do about it, that GoDaddy has zero security that a prepaid visa card and a disposable email address cannot circumvent, that pursuing a libel or commerce interference argument is in this case ridiculous, and that our friend Don's marketing plan might not have been very well thought out. "You seem pleasant"? Let's not make this personal. "...crawled up my safety spot..." Same thing. But bless your little heart.I'd rather not go back and forth with someone playing high and mighty in front of their monitor. My intention was to show a way for Don to pursue regaining that domain, I'm not sure what crawled up your safety spot but I'd rather not be at the recieving end.
Computers: Garbage in=Garbage out. Puters don't yet do too much critical thinking. You tell them what you want them to say, ffs... The Alexa/Siri fans...yipes. And everybody's happy to accept your online payments, even (especially--less responsibility) anonymous.It's actually as easy as going to https://lookup.icann.org/lookup and putting in the website.
One slight addition to your statement Joe, from the TRA Research Safety Code:Ah, but you can’t sell a research motor.
MMWP is in MayQuestion for Don at Carber. There's been a lot of back and forth on this thread (me being a cause of some of that, I apologize)...I would prefer that Don answer this, so please stay out otherwise. I'll take the leap of imagination that the motors can get certified...I'd like to understand more of how this motor works.
I'm designing a rocket right now that will be my first attempted high power airstart. I was planning on the airstart motor to be an AT J450DM (figure if I can reliably air light a DM sparky I should be good for most other things I'm planning of). If you're planning on a 54mm K, that could apply though instead of the J450. I'm planning on using a cardboard shipping tube body with a 3D printed fincan, so I can basically design and manufacture this exactly how it needs to be. The ground started motors will be Aerotech I205s clustered around the center...the center being the 54mm airstart.
The normal situation would be a conduit of some sort down to the bottom of the rocket, so I can get ignitor leads from electronics down there.
How would I go about designing this for HEI? How does the ignitor interface with the rest of the rocket? Is it a couple of wires kinda sticking out of the top of the motor, or is there a terminal block on top, or something else? Do I run wires down the motor mount tube, attach to the motor, and then slide the motor in and allow the wires to coil up inside? Or do I have a cutout in the side of the rocket so I can slide the motor in, and then connect the leads through that cutout? Is there some way to shunt across the ignitor leads to "safe" them? I've never done this before, so attempting to understand.
I'm going to be using an Eggtimer Proton for the fight computer with a 2S LiPo battery with a total of 600mAh and a 30C current rating (so, 18 amps at 7.2V) - is that enough battery to reliably light this?
Goal is to launch at Mini-Midwest Power Halloween weekend this year. Do you anticipate having motors certified and available by then?
MMWP is in May
That does seem to suggest that one could sell research motors at a loss. I doubt that’s what was intended, but it seems clear. Not a very good business model, though. Sell them at a loss and make it up in volume.One slight addition to your statement Joe, from the TRA Research Safety Code:
3.2.2.4. Research Motor. Any motor made for personal use which is not a Certified Motor.
Research motors shall not be sold or distributed for a profit.
The bold underline is my edit.
That does seem to suggest that one could sell research motors at a loss. I doubt that’s what was intended, but it seems clear. Not a very good business model, though. Sell them at a loss and make it up in volume.
Go daddy is the biggest by far with more shopping carts than Anyone.So you're relying on the "security" offered by GoDaddy? Oh my, you know absolutely nothing about internet commerce. I worry for you.
Plus:One slight addition to your statement Joe, from the TRA Research Safety Code:
3.2.2.4. Research Motor. Any motor made for personal use which is not a Certified Motor.
Research motors shall not be sold or distributed for a profit.
The bold underline is my edit.
I couldn't help but belly laugh. I thought that was very funny.Not supposed to ask questions. You're supposed to fall on your knees and worship at the feet of the new vendor hawking his vaporware.
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