Wednesday, July 07, 2021 12:57:27 PM
All the points you talk about have been done. The company scaled up its early smaller prototypes yet it didn’t work. The problem is the device has never been properly engineered and it most likely would not work if it was. Pipeline companies will never experiment with sketchy products that not been vetted by real world field testing. Qsep have not be able to turn on longer than a few hours without constantly resetting its power supply and shorting ground. The most basic engineering would test for this problem and not push out a defective device only to fail after minutes of operation. Really the company has been run by a ship of fools for so long that the recycling of Cecil Kyte is not even questioned. This is the same guy that made house calls to doctors and dentists to pitch private placements. Yeah that should work out real well!
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