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DCorleone

09/17/21 3:11 PM

#51827 RE: mr_sano #51826

Accurate on QSEP AOT and Well Stated..
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09/17/21 11:48 PM

#51828 RE: mr_sano #51826

WOW, more INSIDER BUYING, this time by the new uncompensated ceo Kyte. He MUST believe in the technology. From the latest 10K filing

During the period August 2020, through June 2021 (the “Relevant Period”), Mr. Kyte provided the Company with $275,000 in working capital. During this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte also introduced capital to the Company in the sum of $150,000 from third-party sources. This capital was received by the Company in exchange for convertible promissory notes and related warrants. With this additional third-party capital infusion, during this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte was responsible, directly and indirectly, for providing the Company with working capital in the amount of $425,000.






















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09/17/21 11:49 PM

#51829 RE: mr_sano #51826

The Board also approved a resolution suspending all Board compensation effective January 1, 2021, payable under the Company’s May 6, 2014, Board compensation policy as amended January 1, 2015.


















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09/17/21 11:51 PM

#51830 RE: mr_sano #51826

GREAT to see engineer Gallagher has the PROVEN AOT working. Previous issues resolved. From the latest 10Q filing

Re-testing of the AOT began in July and the dead short condition that had developed during the demonstration was not present. Various tests were conducted to control variables and identify possible reasons for the arcs and short circuits. We ran tests to isolate debris, plate spacing, alignment of grid pack, presence of oil and presence of the pressure vessel. The best results obtained with the new stack were when the stack had been cleaned, assembled in a hanging position and was outside of the vessel.

For comparison the old stack was tested in a similar manner, and, by chance, arcs were observed near insulated parts. The stack was inspected where the arcs were witnessed, and damaged insulation was found. It seems likely these locations failed during the demonstration and led to the short circuits.

Testing of grid screens in isolation showed the ability to achieve much higher voltages.






















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09/17/21 11:51 PM

#51831 RE: mr_sano #51826

Our demonstration partner has indicated their continued interest in our AOT technology and may consider installation and operation of a new AOT demonstration project if our operational issues can be resolved.