Fund the Gravity Harvester: A Possible Green Energy Solution

Presently, I am seeking $10,988 to build a prototype of a generator named 'The Gravity Harvester'. (gravityharvester.com) It is a new environmentally friendly design which uses helium balloons and gravity to generate electricity. If the prototype proves to be feasible, it will be a new way to generate electricity that will produce no waste, nor harm the environment or wildlife, whatsoever.

I have been designing, revamping, and modifying this design since 2017.

My patent application for a nonprovisional patent is presently in the process. The patent number will be available at USPTO.gov if the nonprovisional patent is eventually granted. My provisional patent has already been acquired and that patent number is being held by my patent attorney.

The U.S. Patent Office is requiring I build and submit a working prototype to them before June 26th. My target date for completing the prototype is May 26, which will allow one month for any unforseen problems, and allow enough time for my attorney to file the necessary papers before submitting it to the patent office.

I am seeking the $10,988 to pay for material, labor, and a portion of the attorney's fees for the prototype. A breakdown of the costs is listed on the last page of gravityharvester.com.

Please note: This prototype is a scaled-down version of the final design. If the Gravity Harvester is eventually used for commercial purposes, it will need to be much taller and much larger than this prototype.

Also, please be aware that a working prototype has never been built yet. Although I've spent a substantial part of seven years on this project, and I am confident it will work, it is possible that it may not.

All contributions from GoFundMe will be applied to building and patenting the prototype. However, if there are any contributions in excess of the cost estimates, they will be donated to the Downs Syndrome Charity.

I designed the Gravity Harvester to make a profit for myself and also to contribute to making a better world. I've had a long held belief that individuals with extremely difficult lives are usually the most creative. Having said that, if the Gravity Harvester reaps significant profits, I hope to establish non-profit legal offices in low and middle income areas to help low and middle income individuals pursuit patents based on their ability to pay.

Thanks for taking the time to read this.