BigYak - Not really sure how the licensing of the eggbeater will work for Aradatum. I suspect as a subsidiary it would be different from a wholly separate entity. I'm not thinking it wise for CGEI to give up its patent vs licensing its use. As for the technology vertical axis has actually been around for quite some time, and yields a number of benefits over traditional wind power generation. It seems that this particular design might just be the one to finally see the technology put to use.
What really matters in the end is how shareholders are treated here if (and I mean if) this goes forward as advertised. Anything less than a proportional share of the 60M shares of Aradatum for CGEI holders would be wrong. It's been our time and money as well, so we should at least have a proportional share of the reward given we've taken the proportional share of the risk over time. I believe CGEI knows this and they are individually more invested than most of this. I continue to be skeptically hopeful. I'd say in the past 15 years we've never been in a better position, but I've been hopeful before.
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