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A good read for you OS.... A point to note... "It is likely that tiny supercapacitors will EVENTUALLY appear in up to one billion mobile phones yearly for several purposes" https://www.electricvehiclesresearch.com/articles/4825/why-ultracapacitors-maintain-30-market-growth ,

Why should we make adverse comments on the Maxwell Automotive deal? Shows where the Auto industry is going...good news as far as i,m concerned..... our products are better and cheaper in price....we have the best we will be employed in the best.... Not just AKs word though is it? Think he also has AVX and Murata in his corner to back him up....good enough for me.

Why should we make adverse comments on the Maxwell Automotive deal? Shows where the Auto industry is going...good news as far as i,m concerned..... our products are better and cheaper in price....we have the best we will be employed in the best.... Not just AKs word though is it? Think he also has AVX and Murata in his corner to back him up....good enough for me.

its ok i,m always open to correction..in fact i appreciate it.

yes correct was thinking of the other weekend ...scrapping and on the bottle lol

of course that should read "bottom"...

The 9269 was my second top up of the week....scrapping the bottle of the barrel for funds but hoping June is going to be a good month for Cap-xx AND its holders.

Thanks cant seem to find it, under which section/heading?

http://www.greentechee.com/uploadfile/downloads/SPP%20weldable%20series.pdf similar type with applications.

Thanks.

Yes i,ve seen a 400F one as well, seems they have released a whole range of them,

Thanks for that...i think, although it might as well be in chinese for me! So whats the target market? How many of these are they likely to sell?

so what would 700F do? http://uk.farnell.com/avx/sccy1kb707plble/super-cap-700f-2-7v-weldable-pin/dp/2856928

So whats the target market for these, a price of $95 for one...surely a niche market? Weldable pin?

While a company is loss making however small the loss, then there is always the possibility of fund raising, even then fund raising done for a variety of reasons. Dont think anyone on here foresaw the last placing so you never know. However my own personal view is its something i will maybe start to consider at the end of the current calendar year if no new revenue news arrives..... Last AVX upfront payment will now have been paid...so revenue is royalties and sales of Cap-xx products going forward. Agreed these need increasing...sure they will but at what rate. latest know financial position... "Cash reserves at the end of December 2017 were A$1.5 million (2016: A$0.6 million). The cash reserves at the end of December 2017 exclude the R&D Tax rebate of A$1.6 million which was received in early February 2018" So A$3.1M in the bank Feb 2018....as i said not on MY mind at the moment.

Read that a while back and considered it meaningless...but thats just my opinion "Keep in mind I haven�t considered other factors such as how CPX is expected to perform in the future. You should continue to research CAP-XX to get a better picture of the company"

When i had my top up at 14.50 didnt expect it to be the last trade of the day...things really quiet, never mind another 5k to add to my pot...

best video i could find with the inners showing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtcksirRhds not 100% sure its a supercap though...but hope so.

http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=CPX&ArticleCode=oluu9jp0&ArticleHeadline=CAPXX_launches_new_cylindrical_supercapacitors All about being able to offer what the customer wants...keep the customer happy and he stays loyal to Cap-xx .They were not able to offer a cheaper option where size was not an issue...now they can.

"Within the last twelve months, the Company released cylindrical cells and the end customer and distributor feedback has been positive. Several significant high-volume opportunities for these cylindrical products are being evaluated and material shipments commenced during the last three months" ok starting to understand the jargon of the company statements "material" ...the ip part of the product manufactured at lane cove..