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Re: jcoukr post# 301011

Sunday, 12/24/2017 12:00:22 PM

Sunday, December 24, 2017 12:00:22 PM

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Research how much money is owed Heddle and when those notes are due.

Then research if any of the minimal amounts of fuel ever produced was sold at a profit or exactly how much fuel was sold.

Forget any talk about how much the machines were permitted to run. They never produced much before breaking down.

That should narrow down how to see if any proceeds would ever equal money and royalties.

As a side note.... the machines weren't profitable when Bordynuik raised funds from the sale of equities.....meaning he never had to take a dime out of what was sold unprofitably to pay anyone back.

If Robin Curtis raises private equity they will have to get paid back out of whatever is produced also.

So you now have an unprofitable product that has to give out a piece to investors and royalties... as well as produce enough to keep operations going.....

Sure.