Replies to post #8973 on First American Scientific Corp. (fka FASC)

[Jagman]

Waitedg, the Net-Man report is one reason I don't bother to call OTC companies, unless I just need a clarification on a reported public fact. I'm assuming Net-Man was sincere in his report and I wonder how many bought after reading it. I'm not so sure about Jacobson, of ALMI, that PO for 500(?) tons of halloysite seemed somewhat misleading to me. Has any of that material been processed and delivered?

[TRCPA]

Waitedg.....I saved the post. Here were the items that were discussed. I also would say that I tend to agree with Jagman's views on talking to CEO's of CFO's......but applicable to ALL public companies, not any particular kind. It is the job of ALL of these officers...whether they be with NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, or any other listing...... to put the best face on things.

That is why I prefer using outside sources for a more complete understanding/confirmation. Kind of in a journalistic fashion, i.e. obtaining multiple sources.

By: Net-Man
21 Jan 2005, 05:47 PM EST
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Here's the update...

There are currently two machines at Princeton and all systems are ready to go. They are waiting for a load of ore to be transported in. Heavy snow and ice jammed river have caused road closures and prevented the truck making the delivery (hwy 3 flooding and ice jam for those that care to follow up). Anticipated shipments to HAL should begin no later than 2/1. Slack time for unknown date for reopening of roads. Cash flow to FASC by mid-March. Mr. Kantonen anticpates 2.5 - 3 tons/hour to be processed per machine. Contract with HAL prevents disclosure of actual shipment quantities and pricing.

A 250 series machine was sent to London. The pulp/paper mills have already been selected, but WRAP had asked they not be identified pending finalizing contract details between WRAP and the mills. Please note the plural.

Malaysia group is currently negotiating a deal with customer.

Mitsui deal "within inches" of being completed. Date was extended to 1/31 at Mitsui's request. Another company has approached FASC with a proposal, which is pending Mitsui outcome. Mr. Kantonen very positive about completing Mitsui deal though.

Mr. Kantonen will be travelling to both Malaysia and Japan next month and anticipates signing both pending deals.

2-3 deals are pending in Poland. These are directly related to presentations made at Firma Codogni.

Lots of paper work related to SDTC, but should be navigated through and everything completed by mid-March. This is a steam generating system at the selected pulp mill. Ages will modify boiler components to work at selected site. Components prior to the boiler will all be Ages/FASC.