Kidd, Moonster got excited over this post from Crow:
Posted by: Crow3
In reply to: Crow3 who wrote msg# 11318 Date:5/8/2006 8:49:06 AM
Post #of 11377
In fairness, the production startup has issues that are sorted out as the first run is completed. So the first run may be atypical of normal production.
Since the manufacturing facility is largely supported by vendors of the component parts, most production delays, if any, will be the lack of timely delivery of those parts.
That is assuming that BAXA can sell and activate the units as soon as they are produced, and that the demand is such as to strain the production capacity.
Can BAXA sell and activate more than 100 units in a year?
DAMFINO. It is wait and see...as per usual.
AIRBORNE!!!
