The wireless " clipcord "

[OwlsDen]

WELL, Let's all hope that Gaston comes to shed some light on what kind of creep this guy is,

Oh and this wireless ( has to be a joke ) has a Facebook page

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wirele...35145936549384

The photo at the top is an e-ciggarette charger and a hawk spirit. This is just silly.

[thesmokingmirror]

Either way it cant be to far off, theres already that wireless coil machine. Parts get smaller, stronger, and cheaper fairly quickly nowadays. I would love a completely wireless option

[OwlsDen]

Either way it cant be to far off, theres already that wireless coil machine. Parts get smaller, stronger, and cheaper fairly quickly nowadays. I would love a completely wireless option

An on the belt power supply is better. Then you can have a larger battery, and tattoo all day. Granted you would have a wire to your belt, but it is a more realistic way than the wireless induction thing. The Swiss ( as in Swiss rotary ) make one, and I happen to know that another company is working on one with a much cheaper starting point.

[Shizzai]

I get nervous standing too close to a microwave, no way I'm strapping a wireless system to me for hours at a time. Call me paranoid. The battery pack thing I've seen around online. Seems like it could be cumbersome.

[e_Bangs]

imagine swiss battery pack critical wireless foot pedal and this wireless rotary thingy the tattoo world will be so futuristic NO WIRES!!! clip cord bags no needed there. Am I the only one who bags the foot pedal?

[tattoosbychriselement.com]

FYI this guy maksim is abulllshitter known as maxim knight throughout the industry for stealing other peoples work am claiming his own I see he's at it again saying this shit. I helped gaston with getting this bullshiter some pictures of machines that he was ducking gaston from. Please everyone note on how much of a lier this guy is...

[fkirons]

For what I can understand in a brief read out is that they are talking about something similar or exact to the power mat. check it put. This technology is already in place to charge cellphones and other devices.
http://powermat.com/ I believe what they use is resonant magnetic induction, but it consist of two units an emitter and a receiver. You then need time for the receiver which is like a battery to charge.

There are other methods like microwaves, laser beamming, but I just don't see how you can transmit directly at 12 volts range 2 amps without seeing some kind of spark. There is not such thing as wireless DC that I know. I may be wrong. But if this excited it would have been implemented in other tools/ households already.

[OwlsDen]

Yes Gaston, my point exactly. If they had something that ground breaking we would have seen it in another tech already. He would have a patent in his name. And they would have a real design team making something that looks real. Not this look what I did over the weekend garbage.

[peter clements]

Yes Gaston, my point exactly. If they had something that ground breaking we would have seen it in another tech already. He would have a patent in his name. And they would have a real design team making something that looks real. Not this look what I did over the weekend garbage.

Owly, all this is a typical "too good to be true " scenario, as Gaston says, if you were to come up with something like this that was totally reliable and efficient, unless you were a complete moron, you would patent it up to f*ck.