I did have a look at the place yesterday. There was no reply, but there was full lights on inside. The place is part of a bunch of newer type rental industrial units with full glass windows in front. All the venetian blinds were fully down and it almost looked like they were trying to prevent any type of visual access, but there was about 1-2 inches between blinds that one could look through. The first 5-6 feet of the cracks were obstructed partially, but if one raised up a bit, you could get a slightly better view.
There were room divider type things about 4-6 feet from the front glass, and what was visible in that first area was mostly a meesy floor with boxes and what looked like lab stuff (nothing too big or impressive.) laying around. I could see over the dividers if I stood on my toetops, but I didn't see anything that looked like a battery manufacturing facility, or even the start of one. Perhaps that stuff was below my eyeline on the other side of the room divider, but I sure didnt see anything like the wall/equipment/forklift picture portarayed on the website. Doesn't mean it wasn't there, but it wasn't apparent, and I could see all the way to the back of the room.
Maybe someone could arrange to give me a guided tour, but if not, I will go back again, with one of those step stools and my digital camera, and see if I can get some shots through the cracks. But, being a public company that talks alot about their pilot plant, they shouldn't have any problems with giving me the full tour.
My opinion is that there won't be any battery production by a pilot plant anytime soon, but then I have been wrong about everything BJ and company (mike king etc) have done so far (just ask the PTI flock) that they may very well be in full production in another room....
....somewhere,
and all my claims about paper selling and other suspicions would be totally groundless.
Stay tuned for the pix.
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