Tex, you know better that anyone , the hours I put into researching the PLUS system by conversing with plant operators and engineers from coast to coast. Hell, I even spoke with an installation that no one was aware of because HYRF had agreed not to publicize who they were. ConAgra was involved.That, BTW, could have lead to very green pastures for HYRF in the food processing industry. I found it by chance going through public records in the NorthWest. This COULD have been a multimillion dollar company. The PLUS system is everything it was advertised to be. Why Mast and Moore ,et al,decided to deceive the public and go the rout they have defies logic. You know of my back round in fluid systems on subs, as well as developing land. I am not the least bit hesitant to say that I would have gone to work on the road selling the PLUS system on commission. If honest people were behind it now, I would still consider it. But , as you recall, the common denominator in all my research was the consternation experienced by customers regarding the absolute lack of support after the sale. It was non existent. A city in S.C. put in a system without decent working drawings because they grew tired of waiting for HYRF to provide them. And yet the system manager still spoke highly to me of the product. It is just the biggest case of "what might have been" I have ever seen in microcaps.
Yes, when Hill came on the scene the wheels fell off quickly when he refused to rubber stamp bogus claims and reports. Being, apparently, a man of some integrity, he wrote that scathing letter to the SEC detailing his reasons for getting out.
Bottom line, the PLUS system gets an A+, management gets the finger.
jc
