Indeed, great CC and quite a bit of info packed into a short amount of time to study and ponder. I think the statement that two steps back is worth five steps forward is a key indicator how MUCH better P2O will be when deployed off site.

With respect to 4 and 5 I expect those will go next to number three as It had been stated by the co previously that that new building will be the model for 3 processor clusters installed at other sites. Since #3 is the final design being documented, 4 and 5 could be used to perfect the assembly instructions and procedures for installation at other sites.

I am guessing 1 and 2 will operate at least until they have 3, 4 and 5 all up and running, at that point 1 and 2 may become obsolete except for R&D but who knows.

It sounds like they are really getting the operational and logistical cards in order. I am continually surprised and impressed with the level of development and improvement JB has made to P2O in the past few years, it's just incredible. I don't mind waiting the a little longer and adding as I wait.