I agree - the iHub DSUS board has no significant effect on the pps. Most of the time, a few well-known paid bashers just repeat nonsense to each other or to anyone new who turns up on the board who doesn't know better through their own DD.

Anyone who has bothered to check out other drone companies would see that most do not have products that are engineered for day-in / day-out use as would be required for pipe line / gas line inspections, law enforcement, package delivery or military use - most are only suitable for amateur / hobby use.

Also, it is part of the DSUS strategy to offer accessories such as thermal cameras on drones made by others - this was explained in the first CC as the thermal IR camera market alone was worth $10M last year.

I anticipate that DSUS's strength in the market place will come from the ability of the talented members of the board - all very enthusiastic and innovative in their field (again check out the evidence in videos, attendance at conferences and symposiums, dealings with the FAA) - to "sell" the benefit of their products, work with customers to optimize a customized specification for the role required (2-operator control, sensor package, payload delivery option, GPS, landing at location and elevation other than take-off etc) and integrate the variety of required components, sourced as required, into the finished product.

This sort of depth of understanding of the issues, technical merit and infinite possibilities is not normally found on iHub. Hopefully, the BOD will articulate their plans and progress against them during the 2nd CC for shareholders and then publish a recording that can be listened to later via the their website and You Tube by prospective "new money" investors.