"in due course"

How long do suppose that would take. Let's say they actually get the sucker fixed by, oh I don't know, October 1. Then they have to run it to prove that it doesn't fail. Probably will need those cold temps again because that's what it took to make it fail this last time.

I guess a really good warranty could take care of some jitters. Nah. The company has nothing to base a warranty on.

So at least another two years before there has been enough time for the company to prove that the flagship can float.

Good night. They can't last that long.