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i read that article when I initially did my DD on the acquisition: I thought it was an awesome read!
I can believe the amount of Freya DD we have compiled in the matter of MINUTES!
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Winnerz nice find, Ill call aslo
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Winnerz how about their MAD SCIENTIST:
DR JAMES ANDREW MANNING: IVY LEAGUE, yeah yeah...genious status: Cornell University
Couldn't ask for a better COO/CTO
Dr. Andrew James Manning, Freya’s COO/CTO, is a hands-on engineer with an extensive background in development, scale-up, manufacturing and business. Dr. Manning was formerly CMO of Planar Energy. He also served as the Director of Engineering of Electro Energy, where he succeeded in achieving production and sales of quality product from the only fully automated high volume plant in the U.S. (located in Gainesville, FL). Prior to that, he was President, COO, and CTO of Lithium Technology, and Managing Director of GAIA where he led the business from a $500K R&D shop to a $4.5M early stage manufacturing operation. Jim is known for developing ruggedized cells that qualified for the Atlas V launch vehicle and for the development of pressure tolerant cells that powered the Phoenix X-Bot that took the photos of the Titanic. Dr. Manning earned his PhD and undergraduate degrees in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University.
Andrew J. Manning, Ph.D. was appointed our President and Chief Operating Officer on June 20, 2005. Dr. Manning served as our Chief Technical Officer since January 22, 2003 and has served as our director since November 23, 2004. Previously Dr. Manning served as our Executive Vice President of Operations from January 2001 to January 2002 and our Chief Operating Officer from January 2002 to November 26, 2002. Dr. Manning joined us in 1994 as Director of Process Development, and was Vice President of Manufacturing from October 1999 to January 2001. Dr. Manning also serves as a Managing Director of GAIA since November 18, 2004. Dr. Manning has over 25 years of experience in process development, process engineering, and new plan design and start-up. Dr. Manning has held various technology management positions in thin-film industries, including Director of Manufacturing Technologies at Congoleum, and Director of Research and Engineering for Tarkett, where he was responsible for process and equipment involving coating, saturation, lamination, and substrate handling.
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Winnerz Freya has patent pending filings, I dont think you can cook that up:
Freya's technology is protected by patent filings, ready for manufacture without the need for additional research and development. Freya has developed a commercialization plan for rapid market entry. Its personal relationships with known and established customers position the company for timely sales in the United States and Europe. Subject to initial funding and satisfactory prototypes, Freya has millions of dollars in letters of intent that can be converted to purchase orders.
Some should stick to one side of the fence, especially in a public debate!
As far as the Freya's DD being the "same ole", IMO once the acquisition is completed, CNUV will be releasing boat loads of DD to us, IMO. The potential is HUGE!!! We just aren't interested in the batteries, we want to accomplish this:
China Nuvo Solar is a development stage company that owns unique patent pending solar energy and photovoltaic related technology.
The combination of the two and the batteries can also be a separate entity are gonna be HUGE
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I visited AFP# based outta Philadelphia. Another Fong and Perkins duo
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$CNUV is gaining popularity!
Getting bigger and bigger on the BUZZ CLOUD, just hit the 6hr board
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preacher: please read
Freya DD, Good Read...
2010 NJTC Venture Conference Exhibitors
Congrats to Freya Energy, Inc. in Orlando, FL for winning the Best Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology Company at the NJTC Venture Conf
http://twitter.com/#!/NJTC/status/11315647815
http://twitter.com/#!/NJTC/status/11315647815
They seem real to me...
Corporate Structure:
http://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Orlando/freya-energy-inc/36349264.aspx
Since Freya is a Private company, am I correct but they dont have to file anything, correct?
Also this isn't a RMerger, correct? Freya is the private shell company being bought out by a Public company, correct? That makes it a "Acquisition" correct?
This is a legit as it comes, you think Perkins would be here if it wasn't? I actually visited another Fong/Perkins company this week and it was very transparent they know what the are doing.
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LincharTin, it would be great to have you on board! You seem like a strong player
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YO PC, $CNUV / Freya merger news should drop Monday or Tuesday! Im loving the fusion of their technologies!!!!!! $$$$$$$$$$
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Freya DD, Good Read...
2010 NJTC Venture Conference Exhibitors
Congrats to Freya Energy, Inc. in Orlando, FL for winning the Best Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology Company at the NJTC Venture Conf
http://twitter.com/#!/NJTC/status/11315647815
http://www.njtc.org/events/vc10/exhibitors.html
Freya is a producer of safe large format lithium ion cells and batteries for demanding applications. Freya believes its proprietary separator provides greater safety than competitive products and provides a higher energy density than others on the market.
Freya's technology is protected by patent filings, ready for manufacture without the need for additional research and development. Freya has developed a commercialization plan for rapid market entry. Its personal relationships with known and established customers position the company for timely sales in the United States and Europe. Subject to initial funding and satisfactory prototypes, Freya has millions of dollars in letters of intent that can be converted to purchase orders.
Freya has an experienced management and technical team led by well respected innovators in battery technology.
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YO CNUV'ers, lets keep this board going this weekend!!!
With monday or tuesday's news, this board needs some serious DD. I will do my best to post all the DD I can this weekend.
Now #19 on the breakout board!!!!
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21 on the breakout board
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now "23" on the breakout board
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Do be a grinch
200k x47 on the bid and nite won't show his block. Hmm...
She is holding strong! I'll tell ya though, with news early next week, there could very well be a ton of chasers!
I figured volume would be up today. These 48's can easily see 100% return next week with news! IMO
Im gonna grab some more
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Absolutey MM, it's time! We've been patient, hopefully Monday we will have our ralley caps on!
I hope it runs a lot better than AFPW, I own both but see more potential in CNUV. AFPW is a solid company and I even visited their lab, but its never held above .01. Hopefully we run to about .03-.05 and settle somewhere in the middle.
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Excellent work! We really appreciate your transparency!
News is gonna be huge for us!
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Jerleg, spread the news! Don't hold any DD back, we are all holding tight here and any news you can share, good or bad, will help keep us informed. We are all a team! CNUV
MO, no official summary but I had about 10 post yesterday that covered my trip. Read tegu them
AS, not only can the heat power fuel cells, it can power turbine propulsion systems. I saw the turbine system set up as well! AFPW really has the science and brains in this cutting edge technology!
AS,I saw a fuel cell in the lab that they run tests on! It was really frickin cool!
Wow, after hours printed 73! What...
Did u catch eod action, the last 10mins to be exact? Looked like there was some scrambling going on!
Lol, I would take some 7's
Yea,Whaddup with that
Am I right, less than 40k shares before a .01
Sure did! I had a 5k order in at the bid for about 45mins, cancelled it and smacked the ask and was filled right away. Buy em up players!
I asked but they didn't really want to say. So I asked how much it cost to make the pbis system. 25-30k, it all American made also and they plan on keeping it that way!
They do! How rude of me, I completely forgot his name but yea, he graduated from Drexel. From my understanding, they have full access to the university's tools.
This is a no brainer for the military, especially when the want to send up weather balloons to test wind speed for accuracy and trajectory, air strike ect...The military currently has to lug around k-cylinders in trucks, which can now be targets to open fire, if a k cylinder was hit by a bullet it would explode from the amount of pressure within the tank. They can minimize the danger factor and send up balloons from closer areas of target with the use of the pbis system. Not to mention it's safer and more portable for our troops!
What I found interesting, about ten cans of AFPW's mixture was equal to about the same amount of hydrogen in a K-Cylinder. Just look at the this, say you want to launch weather balloons in Africa, you want to know how hard it's is to get a k-cylinder there and expensive! K-cylinders weigh about 120lbs and have to be shipped and shipping is based on weight, now compare it to a case of their proprietary mixture, it's what maybe a ten pound box and not to mention it doesn't have a hydrogen on board! So it's also safer to ship than a K-cylinder!
They actually were able to get images thru thermal imaging at Drexel University! One of the guys who worked their graduated from Drexel! Yea, two blocks away!
No odors at all! When the reaction takes place it doesn't leave or release any harmful gasses into the air. The term used was "inert gas".
They did not but they added their mixture in a fume hood for me and I was able to witness the reaction first hand. The amount of heat and steam it gives off has so much potential. ESP for uuv's, look up aluminum tri-hydroxide, these guys were able to successfully produce it as a byproduct of their reaction.
Mm, that's one of their main concerns right now, is to make sure they optimize the system so they never have any faults or failures in the field! To date they have never had any fail in the field, they even tested it in -40 degrees, I saw the pictures from this testing. These guys were frozen!