Well, there certainly won't be "a $4M inherited debt" as the muppets keep claiming elsewhere. They try to persuade people that DSUS is obligated to pay the old company gifted Preferred C Shares at $.2 in any particular timescale, which of course is not the case.

I do not necessarily expect any huge revenue at this stage because the company wanted to ensure that it's proprietary differentiators like ProDropper were protected by a patent before commencing deliveries.

However, shareholders who participated in the 2nd CC are aware of the percentage of sales revenues from some of the main partner / subsidiary companies that accrue to DSUS.

It is the financials next year that should show great revenues from drone certification activities in the FAA test area - precise details yet to be announced - and sales resulting from all the demonstration activity that has been going on for months but can be ramped up now that 4 members of the BOD have their FAA 333 Exemption certificates.