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and he was the one trying to tell us that we dont have the license (or paid for)(or infering we dont have a licence)

2nd feb 2022 16.06

"lol so we never owned the licence which is why we are doing a BIT to get it back.....wow mm's that low on stock they send you on?" Oldblue, please stop shouting down everybody that posts on here. You are 100% wrong in your assumption PFP PAID for the licence. They never did. It was placed into the company by General Veloso when he was a Director. There was an option agreement to pay him for the licences but that was never exercised as Veloso took the licences away following a dispute with the rest of the Board.

again you are 'having a go at me' and talking utter rubbish about the stock....(as in trying to bait) so as a pretty much MAJOR shareholder you mind if i just ignore the heck out off your ramblings you might wana look at this (high court judgemnt) to see who the english high court belives owns the license....sigh.....AIM stocks....sigh

http://www.pathfinderminerals.com/~/media/Files/P/Pathfinders-ECW/Attachments/presentations/judgment-approved-13-05-2013.pdf

bit heavy reading but a must

and the worst bit

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/INSP/operations-update-ci5m95ts4jrv1ia.html

Inspirit has additionally developed and applied a new innovative technology that will become an integral part of the of WHR System. Whilst still in the early stages of development, the Inspirit Helix Accelerator system (IHA), works alongside the WHR system taking the heat from the original source and increasing it via a EXOTHERMIC REACTION demonstrated to be at least 26%. Essentially, the heat source that passes though the IHA is amplified to provide a greater heat source for the Stirling engine, resulting in greater power output and efficiency. The Company believes that this technology, along with the Stirling technology that Inspirit Energy has also developed, makes this system more innovative than anything currently on the market. IHA has other applications where the current heat source is in a lower threshold and the traditional use of Stirling technology would not seem a benefit to recover lost energy.

now google exthermic reaction....looks to me like a heater battery or sorts (would not be surprised)

so you try NOT TO ADD items into a flue line as it a very low resistance line as its naturally exhausted via the heat from the exhaust from the engine... so if you needed to add something it would be really required....exit temp from WHR may as i said quite some time ago be to low to provide the remaining lift (take energy out lower temp at end).

but the best bit

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/INSP/operations-update-ci5m95ts4jrv1ia.html

works alongside the WHR system taking the heat from the original source and increasing it via a exothermic reaction demonstrated to be at least 26%

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/INSP/product-update-d9it7ko3xw1k3hi.html

During the demonstration, the novel three stage heat recycling process increased engine efficiency by approximately 20%

now this is a silly as it gets so there adding 26% so the 20% taken out takes the exit temp to what was there before...OMG LOL

but this is far more rellavent for the charger (to heavy) would proably fall thro the floor off a wooden/concret raft

and the boiler is a platroom object only (300kg in 1m2) wooden floor max load circa 120kg per m2 concret floor 220kg per m2 and these loadings will have a min 100% saftey margin

or the damn thing is bl@@dy heavy so only expect if they get that to work to sell in small quantaties again ....

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