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only the disgruntled idiots selling their 400 shares who thought they could make a big profit in a day...WRONG..LOL

How can this drop over 4% on 15k sells??

all the moaning day trippers who thought they would get rich quick here...love it!...hopefully nearly all have p****d off now to another get rich in day share...lmao!!

this will lead to the Ecuador contract imo! This all adds credibility to the products. New websites now too, all looking good. www.softwarerad.com www.srt-marine.com www.srt-marinesystems.com

settle down once the saddo get rich quick small pi all bail out...laughable they all start moaning because they did not make a quick profit..and then call others greedy! usual pi buy high ..sell low..lol

c/o Cliff advfn Press release from SRT this afternoon suggests ABSEA is now in place and functioning - great news IMO: START REVOLUTIONARY NEW TECHNOLOGY ENABLES RELIABLE SATELLITE TRACKING OF CLASS B AND IDENTIFIER AIS TRANSCEIVERS ABSEA™ technology is the result of a collaborative development program between SRT Marine Technology in the UK and exactEarth in Canada. For the first time Class B and Identifier type transceivers with ABSEA™ upgraded firmware can be tracked from space by the exactEarth satellite network. As a VHF based technology, the tracking range of any AIS transceiver is line of sight between the transmitting and receiving antenna. This typically means that terrestrial ship to shore tracking range is up to 50 nautical miles. Satellite constellations with AIS receivers have been built to provide coverage beyond this range, but due to a host of technical issues inherent in the ITU defined AIS protocol, and low power VHF radio in general, can only reliably receive transmissions from Class A type AIS transceivers. However, with the invention of ABSEA™ technology this now changes. Transmissions from Class B and Identifier type AIS transceivers with ABSEA™ technology can now be reliably received and fully decoded by the exactEarth AIS satellite network. This innovation opens the possibility of continuous tracking of vessels using Class B and Identifier type transceivers outside of terrestrial network range. Simon Tucker, SRT CEO said: “AIS is a fantastic technology for which our customers are constantly finding new and innovative applications. Since launching the world’s first Class B in 2006, SRT’s role has been to provide our customers and the market with a full portfolio of high performance, customisable AIS technology and product platform solutions around which they can create their own unique market offer. Our exclusive partnership with exactEarth has enabled our R&D team to develop a truly amazing technology which extends the capability and utility of AIS thus opening yet new opportunities for our customers. This is another example of SRT supporting the market and its customers through leading edge technology development, something that has been a feature of SRT for the last 20 years and will continue to be so into the future.” END

would be just what we need. coming soon......".watch this space"

it is very much a new income stream for SRT...I believe our cut is 30% could well be a big recurring earner!

http://news.oceanhub.com/tracking-technology-developed-small-vessels/ "Currently only 300,000 of an estimated 26 million vessels worldwide are equipped with AIS technology. But this situation is about to change. European maritime authorities have agreed that from 31 May this year all fishing vessels must have an AIS transponder installed to allow their identity and location to be checked every 30 seconds. The WWF and other organisations are delighted with this development. As the European fishing vessel deadline approaches, a major breakthrough agreement has been achieved by two world-leading innovations companies to develop and commercialise technology which will allow low-power AIS units to be tracked by space satellites. This will enable global tracking of smaller vessels, including many of the estimated eight million fishing boats worldwide. The partnership between Canadian data services company exactEarth and UK-based AIS transceivers manufacturer Software Radio Technology (SRT) will enable low power AIS transceivers to be used for the first time on smaller commercial ships, fishing boats and leisure craft. Now exactEarth, the world’s leading satellite AIS network operator, and SRT have jointly developed ABSEA, a unique technology which, when embedded within standard low powered AIS transceivers, enables their transmissions to be constantly received by exactEarth satellites. This is a game-changing breakthrough because it enables wide area extended tracking capability of small vessels fitted with ABSEA-enabled transceivers."

yes.I agree! plenty bubbling just under the surface...surely over the next 3/6 months some of it will come online!

Yes. all the pieces coming together now. more news to come soon!

it would not surprise me at all at these prices...don't mind if it happens...but at 50p+ not now!

I can't see anything about a takeover...not on TPs site anyway!

a good bit of publicity for SRT. it all helps....just need a few more orders now, which I am sure can't be far away!

well if he forecast upto £13million I reckon there could be another £8/9 million to come fairly soon...so looks promising! I don't think we will get to your 17p now....it would have done so by now , bad news is out the way now imo!

the bad news done and dusted for now, it must be a good time get a few more here, I think there is far more good news to come shortly!

after all the waiting last year this must move north as long awaited orders start to come in, remember after the last profit warning the sp recovered to 36p ....so with a few of these impending orders coming in who knows where it can go!

for me! good news with the frame order though...more where that came from hopefully..and quickly too!

will this bottom out when the crap news hits?? income under £7million I reckon!

customer sales in 6 months for this customer only! ..but not all will want to customise like this...I expect sales much quicker than that from other customers!