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DMN

08/23/17 4:01 PM

#125928 RE: Watts Watt #125925

That is interesting and thanks for posting your reflection. The question of the revenue stream is what keeps this in the 30's. We will see soon enough.
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joshuaeyu

08/23/17 4:51 PM

#125939 RE: Watts Watt #125925

To my understanding, there exist (office) space in the second floor.

Just because we have cubicles to fill out an empty floor space (now) by no mean imply those office cubicles SHALL be permanent.

I don't think anyone would declare 40,000 sq ft faculty can be classified as "major".

I have disclosed Eontec facility info before. Go do the comparison.

Bottom line for 2017. We have four machines and two of them were left over. That has never been a secret.
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rige

08/23/17 4:56 PM

#125940 RE: Watts Watt #125925

Take a closer look at the ceiling height of the laboratory and testing rooms, they are no where near the height of the warehouse ceiling, as such they do Not take up the other side of the warehouse.

Now take a closer look at the posts holding up the roof of the warehouse, these posts are Painted Yellow on the bottom and white on the top, They are next to the Yellow painted posts of the overhead cranes.

These half yellow half white posts run down the centre of the Manufacturing floor holding up the roof and Divide the warehouse floor in half, so the current 4 machines only take up a quarter of the warehouse floor area.

With 4 more BMG machines that can be further installed now with the current overhead cranes, that would fill just half of the warehouse.

To instal the other half with 8 BMG machines would require overhead cranes installed on the other side of the Yellow and White posts that Divide the manufacturing floor.

Therefore at a minimum this warehouse can hold 16 BMG machines.
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BBboy

08/23/17 5:08 PM

#125941 RE: Watts Watt #125925

You have not said anything that Li has not already communicated to us.

1. LF-is for small production runs.

2. EONTEC - is for medium size manufacturing runs

3. JV's - for mass production runs.

Li knows the revenue potential from contracts funneled through Liquidmetal and manufactured through all three venues will be huge.

Thanks for your slanted opinion of the facts already communicated 1 year ago.

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BBboy

08/23/17 5:13 PM

#125945 RE: Watts Watt #125925

By the way no one on this board, accept for maybe posters like Eagle, buy into your calculation of machines that can be housed in LF.

The square footage is there for 30- 50 machines when needed. This facilities square footage can be transformed any which way Li pleases.

And as LI has clarified several times, LF will be used for small production runs, not just prototypes.

Get it!

By the way, still waiting on the names of the two top executives you talked to.



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PayMEmf

08/23/17 7:39 PM

#125967 RE: Watts Watt #125925

This site will never be a major manufacturing facility.



I have to agree with you on this, I strongly believe we are going to be the hub for production and licensing...

We will benefit greatly from dictating what goes where...

Who gets the manufacturing and what materials need to be ordered... EONTEC will benefit from this

Licensing our technology is where it's at!

We are the quarterbacks in this game and the ones that will get paid the big bucks, EONTEC will have Asia but we will also benefit From Asia...
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Tlsmd

08/24/17 5:04 AM

#125984 RE: Watts Watt #125925

Thank you very much Mr.WW for sharing your thoughts with us. One thing I would add is that the Professor should be very well aware of exactly how many machines will fit into this building. I would not be a bit surprised if he has not already ordered the remaining amount that the plant will accommodate to be delivered on staggering delivery dates. Also, as I have mentioned in a previous post, I consider this to be Plant # 1 in a succession of plants to be built or purchased in the Future. TWT on that. I will mark you Mr. WW for a very enlightening post. Tlsmd
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jackinthegreen

08/24/17 6:19 AM

#125991 RE: Watts Watt #125925

Prototype production and small runs of precision parts is EXACTLY what this facility was built for. You're right - they can scale up both in China and wherever else they want to rent space.

This facility represents a great scaling-up. Incremental, yes, but more increments shall come.

Of course we aren't going to grow huge overnight. No industry ever has, but this IS growth, and it's a very positive sign! I'll take slow and steady incremental growth over boom and bust any day. That's how we longs should be thinking. Don't grow too big too fast. That way lies peril. Li probably didn't get where he is today being reckless. He's being small-c conservative. It's a good thing.