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I wouldn't read too much into it IMHO.
They already confirmed by tweet 'admin work' going on in the background.

We know they suck at digital stuff..Just look at the cloud-veil-of-secrecy website.
Maybe just taking their time to get it right? Fingers crossed.

@MR.Spacetomato That's OK. I just thought it might be helpful for LuckyLuciano, or anyone else really to see the differences in the two technologies.

Vanadium comes out ahead of Lithium in the article against most of the things measured for use in energy storage.

IMHO This gives me added confidence for my investment in a Vanadium producer :)

@LuckyLuciano I found this article helpful in understanding the difference between Lithium and vanadium batteries.

https://www.renewableenergyworld.com/storage/lithium-or-vanadium-in-energy-storage-its-no-contest/

I just thought that was the ITV news reporter?

Me too.
Topped up and ready to go.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/start-preparing-next-pandemic-now-215809105.html

https://worksmart.org.uk/health-advice/health-and-safety/employer-duties/what-health-and-safety-work-act

Are they saying you can't wear your own P2F mask?
Or are they refusing to buy one for you?

The funny thing about this share when I first invested was the difference between the price and the price the CEO was saying it was worth.

I must admit to some suspicion as to why it was so low. I now know it was just simply unloved and undervalued at the time.

So I expect that as the share price rises from here people will see the story as more and more likely and have even greater reason to want to invest here, especially whilst under the IPO price. Kind of crazy but the more it goes up the more compelling it becomes. IMHO DYOR GLA

It's great to be in early. :)

https://www.powerengineeringint.com/smart-grid-td/energy-storage/latest-development-on-chinas-largest-battery-energy-storage-project/

"The Dalian battery farm consists of large vanadium redox flow batteries. The energy storage capability is based on ion reactions of the electrolyte solution flowing inside the batteries. Unlike lithium-ion batteries, vanadium batteries are free of fire safety issues and are also long-lived. They can be charged more than 20 000 times without reducing the storage capacity, and they allow charging and discharging at the same time. "
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"Ville Pekkola, CEO of Oilon China, said: “It is exciting to be involved in this giant project that will reduce local CO2 emissions and help to integrate more renewable energy. We expect strong growth in China and international heat-pump markets.

“China’s largest battery farm is a great example of how China’s government is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2060. Battery farms bring much-needed flexibility to the Chinese power grid where the capacity of variable wind and solar energy is growing rapidly. Storing electricity is key to increasing clean energy overall. Similar battery farms will be needed everywhere. This means an immense potential for heat pumps.”"

I rang Sir Mick and asked him if he's had any luck buying today..:
..he just said..'I can't get no, satisfaction!' :)

I was hoping the dip might have lasted until ISA day so I could top-up more..but it doesn't seem to have lasted much past lunchtime.

Joviality aside though, I'd say masks that rely on chemicals are out.

The technology behind the silver mask looks promising(without a deep assessment) and could be that their tech is in competition with us for other uses, but their mask is not a disposable surgical mask and therefore is aimed at a different target market so I doubt would hinder us particularly on our disposable mask application.

The other potential masks that I've seen don't seem to have the complete certification that they have been tested against sars-cov-2. So we are still in prime position as far as I can tell first to market.

Don't blow it RMS! Get those sales in!!

I dare say Dr Cave's technique would work to create Silver nano-particles too..Drat and double drat..he has me beat at every turn with his patented nano process. :)

lol @poor..I think it comes out ahead of some of the alternatives :)

Thanks @TalkingSense
Yes I've seen that one.
I'm still looking into if there is a difference in anti-viral ability between copper and silver, but I expect silver being a precious metal would have higher cost of materials.

OK after a bit more research after reading this article,

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/17/protective-gear-coronavirus-chemicals

I'm going to remove:

-Bleach
-Quarternary Amonium Compounds
(and Ethonol which I missed out)

off my list of compounds in my prospective anti-viral mask to compete with P2F.

I'm going to add
-hydrogen peroxide vapor but I don't know how practical this would be in a mask!
and also Silver (which I missed before)

Just as a focus group question how many people would still be interested in using a mask that was based on quarternary ammonium compounds(after reading the article above) instead of Dr Cave's nano-copper?
And would that be a price sensitive decision?

I'm going through the cleaning draw now. I don't really want these chemicals in the house after seeing that.

Horses are a more difficult one, Obviously unlike guinea pigs they are not rodents but they are mammals, and they do have a much larger body size so the effect of some chemicals may be lessened on a horse compared to a guinea pig;
I think I would still prefer to use copper nano particle filters in anti-viral masks for horses rather than Quaternary Ammonium Compounds.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RMS/update-on-commissioning-and-board-changes-yex70hhej6fln3x.html

"Changes are also being made within P2F, with Dr. Cave becoming Chairman and Obi Ezenwa becoming Managing Director subject to the terms of their appointment being agreed. Mr Ezenwa was initially employed as consultant by P2F, for which he was awarded 10 million shares as announced on 16 November 2020. Mr Ezenwa will be responsible for leading the development of P2Fs technology into new areas."

Krad, "guinea pigs" are a type of rodent. :)
I always prefer to use copper nano particles and not a quarternary ammonium disinfectants in masks for guinea pigs.

I'm thinking of launching a competing anti-viral mask to RMS..obviously I can't use the patented copper nanotechnology in my mask so I'm evaluating other options.

So far I have the possibility of just using copper oxide, but as yet I don't have any guarantee that this will kill sars_cov_2 virus and it won't have the large surface area of a nanoparticle.

I could use bleach like ex President Trump suggested..I'd have to run this past some Medical Doctors first.

I might use Quaternary Ammonium Compounds but there has been some published articles of a link to causing birth defects in Rodents.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28618200/

Thinking maybe Uranium is the way to go. Would radioactivity kill the virus? What could possibly go wrong?..

Any other possibilities?..I'm still in the planning stage.

On second thoughts..This antiviral mask thing is much harder than it looks..Maybe I should just put my faith in trusted scientist Dr Cave and his team.