Rodney Nicholson: I am not a financial expert, so I don’t know if what you say is true or not. For sure we are interested only to a real product, off the shelf, with a price competitive with the well consolidated technologies and with a competitive efficiency. We did not receive any offer, so far. When we will receive a real offer, we will buy a model to test it in our labs. All the other considerations are not of our interest. Clearly, the shares of a company that has not yet a product in the market are a high risk investment, as a general rule. Warm Regards, A.R.
Malcom Lear: We did not receive an offer for an industrialized product, yet. If we will receive an offer for a product ready for the market, which means with acceptable price/kW, we will buy one item and test it. We have received offers for similar issues, but they were prototypes with unacceptable prices, upon which more research and development was necessary. We are not interested to be involved in this R&D, so far, because we are focused on our E-Cats, therefore we will apply to our E-Cats the existing well consolidated technologies. If new technologies will arrive in the market, well tested, certified, consolidated and competitive with the existing $/kW prices, we will be delighted to buy units and test them in our laboratories. Warm Regards, A.R.
If a conman thought adding a Cyclone engine would help his scam, he'd do it. If a guy happily peddling cold fusion won't consider peddling a Cyclone engine too, it shows just how badly he thinks the well of suckers for Cyclone engines has been tapped out.
Speaking of suckers, I wonder how that deal with the Mexican University is going. Harry was supposed to spend time there in August overseeing implementation.
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