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What's the point of investing if you moan when the SP goes down. Share prices will never do exactly what you want them to do; ever; up or down. MMs must love you, dancing to their tune. ;-)

Oooer Mrs,. .. .

https://www.ft.com/content/84be9279-f287-4e00-86b3-5bd264e52c79

As Tradingdutchman wondered, Skeleton seems to have some similar products.

Good description :- https://www.inquartik.com/blog/basic-te-claim-construction-and-claim-charts/

07/12/2021
SO ORDERED, re [57] STIPULATION TO EXTEND TIME to file a joint claim construction chart to July 14, 2021 filed by Maxwell Technologies, Inc. Signed by Judge Colm F. Connolly on 7/12/2021.

What will next week bring? Devon knows, Devon knows. ;-))

From Results 31 December 2021 -- Once the trial completes, we hope to announce the establishment of a joint venture fuel cell manufacturing company in Shandong Province, China, in mid-2021 to produce SteelCell(R) SOFC systems. As previously disclosed, the joint venture is intended to provide a staged path to high-volume manufacturing potentially for buses, commercial vehicles and other applications in China.

I looks to me from the article that the agreement is more to do with the importation of Hydrogen and the development of safety standards, than the export of equipment. They did seem quite positive about their ITM visit.

There seems to be a certain desperation in tone underlying the supporters of pure battery-powered EVs, not sure why because most hydrogen powered EVs are in fact hybrids, with battery backup. Hydrogen backers are much more laissez faire about pure battery. I think it will eventually boil down to what the purchaser wants (not needs). After all a lot of todays purchasers of 6 litre 4x4s accept that they are not efficient and that they don't actually need one, but they want one. I want a hydrogen powered hybrid for all the well rehearsed arguments we have seen published, my money my choice. As far as a race is concerned, the diesel car was late to the party and carved out a nice little niche until the particle bogeyman put an end to is triumph. It would be wise to remember the fable of the tortoise and the hare.

Absolutely spot on toneman, the call out costs, plus the manhour rate, plus the overheads, plus the cost of spares that he has to return to get after assessing the fault. The simplest solution that would help is to use screws that have a head on that accepts a standard screwdriver. This would at least allow access by a reasonably competent diyer to see what the problem might be.

Not far behind you OS, sand is slipping through the hour glass a little too fast for comfort. ;-} £1. 00 will make my day (and fortune). I will sell up and buy that little cottage by the sea with roses round the door. Funny, when a character speaks those lines in the old black and white war films, he's always the first to be killed.

Wow! That would reduce the current, but 400 volts? Don't think I would be happy near that, especially in wet weather.

TD, my understanding of battery charging is that you have to replace approximately what you have taken out. So a 100 amper hour battery would supply 1 amp for 100 hours through to 100 amps for one hour. Therefore you have to replace the charge in a similar way. Charging at 1 amp for a 100 hours through to 100 amps for one hour. If the charging time has been reduced, surely the charge rate has to increase. So in the example above, to reduce the charge time from one hour to say 10 minutes, the charging current must increase six fold, a massive 600 amps. The internal resistance of the battery and the resistance of the charging cable would need to be extremely low or the heat generated would be huge. So solid state or no how do they intend to get round this problem? Or have I missed something fundamental? It's something that's always puzzled me regarding short charging times since watching the old lead acid batteries boil almost dry on fast charge.

17 sales of 554 shares all timed at 16:29:45 priced at 434.20. Odd, anyone got any ideas?

Something may well have leaked because some people can't keep a secret to save their lives.

This is one of the companys who build them

https://seawatergreenhouse.com/technology

Cold seawater hot climate, it's been done for years.
I saw some of the green houses when I spent some time in the middle East

https://news.climate.columbia.edu/2011/02/18/seawater-greenhouses-produce-tomatoes-in-the-desert/

Judge Jennifer L. Hall wasn't the presiding judge in the previous cases was she?

Focus Right I'm at one with you on that. TDM has consistently posted sensible comments on this board and I too find them useful. Who ever posted that Maxwell had stopped infringing, provided no evidence whatsoever for this throwaway statement. Product numbers etc. Also I have never seen him use provocative language like "yeah right and whatever"