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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 57693" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: lighten up some subsYorkville actually built the first Paraline prototype-under Tom Danleys direction-to his specs.&nbsp; It was a test of concept.&nbsp; I think their current products are using a different version-just like the Danley products are using a different version of the same idea.I will say it again.&nbsp; Yorkville is licensing the technology.&nbsp; Their engineers do the actual design-based on the &quot;guidlines&quot; of the technology.Tom Danley did not do any of their designs.&nbsp; But he is friends with the guys at Yorkville.What they (Yorkville) do with the technology is up to them.&nbsp; As with anyting-it is the little things on how it is implemented that often make a difference.Just like the Unity horn.&nbsp; It is Yorkvilles design of Toms idea-to meet a particular target.&nbsp; If you look at the Yorkville and the Danley designs-you will see qutie a few differences.The Danley products are different (although using the same &quot;ideas&quot;).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 57693, member: 30"] Re: lighten up some subs Yorkville actually built the first Paraline prototype-under Tom Danleys direction-to his specs. It was a test of concept. I think their current products are using a different version-just like the Danley products are using a different version of the same idea. I will say it again. Yorkville is licensing the technology. Their engineers do the actual design-based on the "guidlines" of the technology. Tom Danley did not do any of their designs. But he is friends with the guys at Yorkville. What they (Yorkville) do with the technology is up to them. As with anyting-it is the little things on how it is implemented that often make a difference. Just like the Unity horn. It is Yorkvilles design of Toms idea-to meet a particular target. If you look at the Yorkville and the Danley designs-you will see qutie a few differences. The Danley products are different (although using the same "ideas"). [/QUOTE]

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