Good post, Wer.  Everybody makes mistakes in inve

Good post, Wer.  Everybody makes mistakes in investing.  Few people learn from them.  This company has a super technology.  It was selling it even though it was imperfect.  It leaked hydrogen at certain joints.  The case was not sealed from the environment. It was not perfected to adjust on the fly.  The company solved the first two problems but not, as yet, the third.  This has restricted the sales of the units to constant speed motors.  But, along the way, we stopped selling to anyone. To go after the whales in a market we were not ready for-the OTR market.  Then, it was stated, we would go after constant speed motors, like gensets and irrigation pumps. But we have not sold to them either, to my knowledge.  This is still a very promising company with a very promising product, but we are not selling anything. And there are a number of investors who bought the previous product, imperfect as it was, and were very happy with it.  I don't understand why we are not selling an imperfect product to gain revenue. Anywhere.  And without revenue, what is the basis for hope?  Hope has kept this company going this long.  Hope continues for the current round of testing.  But will it lead to revenue generation?  I hope it does.  My best to all,  Jim