Thought I would join the crowd at IH. My last answ
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Posted On: 01/15/2016 8:52:10 PM
Thought I would join the crowd at IH. My last answer was to Walt about the Coates CSRV carbon seals being the same as a NASA article..... YES.
An excerpt from the article and my comment;
This is GC at his best (besides inventing).......
"Sales of all of our products to the countries comprising M.E.N.A. must be fully paid for before shipping commences."
"Some of the parts we are procuring from US manufacturers/suppliers are currently two months behind schedule; a disappointment considering that we strive to procure from US sources."
He has nailed the very reason so many companies fail, and that is, shipping before the money comes into the bank. Simple.
Many share holders want the big payout now but have no clue as to the machinations through which a novel patent must go to get to that 'overnight success'.
The following should inspire the longs and probably be unconsidered by the disgruntled who are soon to give up....... "Oil-free, self-lubricating mechanical carbon materials have a unique combination of characteristics that makes them ideal for use in both commercial and military aircraft seal applications. The materials are self-lubricating, self-polishing, and dimensionally stable, which insures a good sealing mate. The materials are heat-resistant and have a high thermal conductivity, which helps conduct frictional heat away from the sliding surface. In addition, these materials are readily machinable to exacting aerospace dimensional tolerances, and they can be supplied lapped and polished to a flatness specification of one helium light band."
This article was written by Glenn H. Phelps of Metallized Carbon Corporation.
From NASA tech briefs ARTICLE (yes, that NASA)
http://www.techbriefs.com/component/content/a...ials/22850
NOW, if one can not understand how important the carbon material is and can not understand the immense impact of GC's patents and lastly, think this is all taking too long to happen and see failures as an indication of GC's surrender, you should not be an investor.. ALL of the above is IN MY OPINION.
Stay Long and buy at the bottom.......IMO
An excerpt from the article and my comment;
This is GC at his best (besides inventing).......
"Sales of all of our products to the countries comprising M.E.N.A. must be fully paid for before shipping commences."
"Some of the parts we are procuring from US manufacturers/suppliers are currently two months behind schedule; a disappointment considering that we strive to procure from US sources."
He has nailed the very reason so many companies fail, and that is, shipping before the money comes into the bank. Simple.
Many share holders want the big payout now but have no clue as to the machinations through which a novel patent must go to get to that 'overnight success'.
The following should inspire the longs and probably be unconsidered by the disgruntled who are soon to give up....... "Oil-free, self-lubricating mechanical carbon materials have a unique combination of characteristics that makes them ideal for use in both commercial and military aircraft seal applications. The materials are self-lubricating, self-polishing, and dimensionally stable, which insures a good sealing mate. The materials are heat-resistant and have a high thermal conductivity, which helps conduct frictional heat away from the sliding surface. In addition, these materials are readily machinable to exacting aerospace dimensional tolerances, and they can be supplied lapped and polished to a flatness specification of one helium light band."
This article was written by Glenn H. Phelps of Metallized Carbon Corporation.
From NASA tech briefs ARTICLE (yes, that NASA)
http://www.techbriefs.com/component/content/a...ials/22850
NOW, if one can not understand how important the carbon material is and can not understand the immense impact of GC's patents and lastly, think this is all taking too long to happen and see failures as an indication of GC's surrender, you should not be an investor.. ALL of the above is IN MY OPINION.
Stay Long and buy at the bottom.......IMO
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