Member Info for Dustyslay

No Red, I don't TW, is that an acronym? A person?

Should I need to? I don't care to much about it to want to.

I'm looking to invest here, so the rest, you, swazers who won't clarify his accusations targets, but I'll assume from his 5+ posts I'm a target of. Your just noise to me, Castle, scooby and a few others, Patx and testpack at times are useful commentators.

I'm not interested in swazers posts, until he removes me from his stupid list

*this week

I'll likely wait till next week, could do with this maintaining its positive direction till the end of next week confirming the end of of selling pressure on chart really. I think the unexpected drop closer to 6p gives room for caution. Sitting above 6.7p Friday finish should be good 👍

Funny 😁

Last time you was here, it was Today's the day, gone down since then fella.

Good 📞

Missing the point Red, I'm not answering not because I don't know.

More in principle, to who is asking, and for what reason. You think I get peoples backs up, I find it the opposite. People get my back up, yet fail to understand my demeanour to such shenanigans.

Your question isn't sincere, it's not from someone being respectful, or asking in earnest.

You know excatly what you are doing, childish. And I'm just not interested in taking part in your games. It's of no interest, that I'm liked or disliked. It's not important is it? It's not a popularity contest. I get on with loads of people just fine, never argue. So perhaps consider your approach, gets people's back up

If you don't like the replies Red, you don't need the moderator to remove them.

Just give it a rest, easy

I didn't answer it tho Red, I fed you a lot of jargon that's written in ink on not just the website, but in the RNS files and words from Paul himself.

But in a brief, feed it to you, let you chomp on it and see what you come back with reply 😉🤣

Like id sit here talking shop with you, gathering and articulating my thoughts and opinions and offering them to your stupid AGENDA.

If you believed that was my answer, great, job done. Simpleton

Tweezer bottom should see end to selling pressure this week, hopefully some good news once the rebound is complete can sustain its rise.

It shouldn't be down here, but it is what it is. Be nice to see a hellava lot of green as I've taken quite a good lot of opportunity down at this level now

Who is TW?

Perhaps you could name these people, for future purposes so I can keep on the look out for shifty characters 🤓🥸🧐

I wouldn't even manage to squeeze myself into a TG group never mind a super secret group.

All nerds, all not my bag

Recommendations smecommendations.

You lot live for them

I just say my peace, free forum, free speech

Act the Goat, you get no respect 😴

Reckon they would let me in a TG group ever on these boards? 🤣 can't imagine I'd be welcome, ah well 😭😹

End of the day Red, it's been 4 to 5 years, still at research and development stage, this is still just a test centre to showcase the product and patented technology to evaluate commercial opportunities.

FTU is just for R&D purposes for customer and investor demonstrations.

Lots of work beyond that. And a Shame its took this long, but within the next 6 months we will know a lot more than the past 5 years

Red, he says all sorts of things of course its not a walk in the park just ignore it, no one believes that for a second. Don't know why it still bothers you, we don't think that all. Well i can only account for myself, the comment went over my head, as does happy days!

Sorry didn't even realise was a question, but nope I'm not really entertaining question at moment.

Some other time

Sorry mate, Saturday night.

I'll have a proper read through your post, I kinda rushed it, so I got the jist halfway so if it led into a positive I'll read it thoroughly and get back to you on it 👍

Yes, 15 you can find many, maybe you should list the ones that do it well and successfully, there will be many. Highlighting the ones that struggled, isn't really much use. More have, than have not through out the decades.

Red, I'm not jumping in its just I don't know the challenge to scale concerning this tech, the kiln, so I'd ve hard pressed for you to know. Or many here, so it just sounds like pouring cold water. You do not know, that's the jist of it. But you say it so certain, with a laundry list of tasks.

Manufacturing parts? Well I'm a precision engineer, I make many many parts, from most materials to man. Its not difficult or time consuming, even titanium I'd do it in a week, between me, the fabricators and any subcontract treatments needed. Just send the specs. I'd say they would he aluminium, cast iron and stainless. Perhaps titanium or heat resistant alloys, like hastelloy. All pretty standard. If they resource in UK, many engineering company's can do it faster than China.

I think testing will tell all, and scaling be part of it

Knowing you, you probably would go on all night.

Agree to disagree, you just assume all that will be a huge task. From your professional opinion of course, perhaps someone best qualified could be better suited to your suggestions

Castle,

How you faring? 3 out of 4 up to now!!

Charlie duetch baby!!!

The reason why they don't build 40,000 ton prototypes is because its not cost effective!!! You simply create the model, prove its efficiency and iron out any issues that arise, scaling up isn't that difficult a task, the concept is there, it's proven so I'm unsure what makes you make these statements.

These are just standard modelling practices from any emerging technologies

Red, are you an Engineer? Gas, electrical? Design? How do you know how difficult it is? What qualifies you to make such statements? I'm confused by your lack of substance to saying, it's not easy!! Once concepts are proven, scaling shouldn't be as difficult as people imagine, infact it's usually down scaling technology that creates issues. Think your just a negative so and so.

It's like you sit at home, on your comp talking engineering but prob wouldn't know your way around an Engineering workshop if it was built like a child's soft play