peterh770
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The patent is written by General Electric, but the diagrams show a Beam machine...? Did some pages get scrambled?
Patent o.t.D.: June 19
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Hmmmmmmm....
Look closely at the Fluid-Drive assembly Peter, its the Hotpoint version of the Fluid-Drive. Its a Hotpoint designed Beam machine. I suspect that this drawing came from a earlier Hotpoint patent and since GE by then owned Hotpoint it makes sense that they can use it. All the Hotpoint patents have GE in the name.
Look closely at the Fluid-Drive assembly Peter, its the Hotpoint version of the Fluid-Drive. Its a Hotpoint designed Beam machine. I suspect that this drawing came from a earlier Hotpoint patent and since GE by then owned Hotpoint it makes sense that they can use it. All the Hotpoint patents have GE in the name.
Take a look at
2723737 its the fluid drive patent and it looks just like the SQ version, how did GE do that??
Unless SQ licensed it????????????????????????????
2723737 its the fluid drive patent and it looks just like the SQ version, how did GE do that??
Unless SQ licensed it????????????????????????????
dirtybuck
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The Dryer..
It does resemble a Hotpoint/GE. At first I was thinking Westinghouse, due to the funky fabric softener dispenser, but when I saw Mini-Basket, I knew it had to be some sort of special design Hotpoint/GE model.
It does resemble a Hotpoint/GE. At first I was thinking Westinghouse, due to the funky fabric softener dispenser, but when I saw Mini-Basket, I knew it had to be some sort of special design Hotpoint/GE model.
dirtybuck
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OOOPS!!
Guys, I'm sorry. I was talking about the PIC of the Day! But it still looks GE'ish to me.
Guys, I'm sorry. I was talking about the PIC of the Day! But it still looks GE'ish to me.
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