In the summer of 1938th , and again at the beginning of 1939th year, Moray was invited to Washington DC for a meeting with John M. Carmody's from the Directorate of rural electrification (Rural Electrification Administration),
responsible for bringing electricity to remote farm community. Management has put forward a bid for Moray who claimed to protect its intellectual property and lead to the development of its technology. But Moray did not correspond to what will, despite the fact that in the process of patenting to assist the U.S. Department of Justice may take the risk of patent protection, which still hopes to achieve independently. Moreover, it is not offered any money except for twenty-five dollars a day job for several months. Moray is ultimately, in the hope that it will finally lead to global acceptance of radiated energy, accepted the offer. Now he was an engineer-consultant to government agencies. He began building a new lab with twenty rooms, but soon began to doubt the motives of some colleagues, and all was more concerned about the infiltration of Communists in that agency. He even was invited to meetings with Russian visitors and has seen their materials in their hands.
T. Henry Moray - Rural Electrification And Communism
srijeda, 16. ožujka 2011.T. Henry Moray - Patent Applications
When on 13th July 1939. The Moray Products Company submitted the first application for a patent for the device to radiated energy - which included Moray's valve based on germanium - it was rejected for two main reasons. The first reason was that the nozzle valve could not work because it could not heat up the cathode, which is contained in them. Indeed, it is true that they could not heat up - they were in fact one of the first examples of "cold cathode" technology.
Another objection was more fundamental in nature and therefore more problematic. "The examiner is no known natural source of wave energy electricity and requires proof of the existence of such." In other words, the machine could not function because the radiated energy is not there. Moray's fears about patent theft are intensified when he realized that the U.S. Patent Office "permeated" the employees of General Electric, General Motors and other large companies.
T. Henry Moray - The Other Way
We left old Moray in 1925th year while he was looking for a lawyer with who he wanted to secure the future of his device. At the end 
of 1925th Moray was optimistic and noted: "17 years of work and all these months of demonstrations. For each demonstration we promise that you will be the last you will find. In 1925 th I made visible progress than in all years so far. All those years of work have led to this year's success ....»
Nevertheless, followed by a series of rejection at various parties because his condition was not "scientifically studied", and Moray was afraid someone would steal the secrets of his unit because it is a huge technological progress and potentially very valuable product. Also, he believed that it was the responsibility to ensure that the equipment is used for positive, humanitarian purposes. Therefore, the next three years he spent trying to build their own corporation, which has sought to attract and experts like Dr. Harvey Fletcher (then an employee of General Electric), who in September 1928th conducted a proper investigation of the device and was amazed at his ability to supply provided at three-hundred-watt bulbs and the iron of five hundred and seventy-five watts. However, he did not know anything more about how the machine works. He organized and strictly controlled "endurance tests". Moray's machine worked 157 hours and 55 minutes in a sealed environment.
Fletcher and new staff have begun to insist that their device is given in their laboratory for testing and independent examination as a condition for cooperation with a large company Western Electric, but Moray was worried that allowing such tests was just opening for the theft of technology. Moray's restraint is understood as a sign that a crook who is afraid to be exposed. Rightly suspicious of Moray was refused the 'take-or-leave it "offer. He continued to maintain a controlled demonstration in a laboratory in his home and realized that the only way that I have patented his invention. But he was tired of successive and futile experiments in front of witnesses, and he realized that it was so could jeopardize later patenting his device, because U.S. law prevents the granting of patents for which a patent can prove that is already in public use. The need for the establishment of the Moray Products Company made the business more justified than in the period to 1931. year.
