Well, since the SBV voucher scope describes a "deconstuctive" analysis to characterize the battery , the project lead that NEAH has publicized does that type of work and runs that type of equipment then your theory basically says that D'Couto lied.
The lie being that they already had batteries to study and what services the DOE program was to provide for NEAH.
NEAH has a $300,000.00 voucher for services, that's it, nothing more.
Building a battery from scratch through the technical problems and coming up with a workable end product from that stage would take 10's of millions of dollars not $300,000.00 dollars
You are basically saying that NEAH has not built a battery yet, they just have a design, you are saying they are relying on Argonne to build the initial battery, yet NEAH claimed to be in a deal to produce 100 units for Liquid Image.
If what you say is true, then NEAH is destined to fail since they are 93% there already, have no employees, no money and are 5 years at least from a prototype which may be marketable and they don't have any money to sustain 5 years of Battery R and D.
JMHO
Bill
