"Little production" why? If the implication is because the tech doesn't work, then we can agree to disagree. If it's because there's not been a steady supply of PLs and they've had a hard time acquiring the electronics for production of new EC units, to name just two previously represented and disclosed problems, then we can agree.
I'm not following how the Series A is a fiasco. I personally think they should not exist (be canceled), but what decisions made through wielding the Series A voting rights have harmed NSI sharehodlers? What decisions, if you could have voted common shares, would you have done differently? Until you articulate particular decisions, I don't think you have the facts to support calling their continued existence a "fiasco."
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