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I don't agree. Bonds primary duty is to help in any way he can to get the product to market and communicate what AFC have in their product range and what they are working on for the future. The rest takes care of itself.

You missed an "R " out 6913

You are The Queen of Sheba then.

Yes that correct I was dictating rather than typing and pressed send too quickly!

Sorry not badgers. Can’t see a thing this morning it is age supposed to be bashers??

Bare sorry

Whatever slant the badgers put on this I see today as good traction which will bear fruit

Andy old chum. If you are going to bash AFC can you please at least learn to spell.

Yellow so funny. You are attacking the one person who has contributed more to this BB than anyone else. Your play on words is dispicable man ... get a life.

BB not sure they really make a significant difference moaning - other than of course boring us all so much. Some of the personal quotes against Adam Bond are pathetic and a disgrace.

AB has a point!

would be nice to see the directors buying some shares at what many of us think and hope are low prices. It would send a good signal as to the faith most of us have in AFC.

Yes thanks BB. You too.

what was the fund raise for. I really don't beleive as some on here do that it was for wages etc. It was for a reason. There will be something soon I am confident of that . If there isn't then there is only so many times AFC can go to the well. It is a reasonable sum for a company of AFC size. The problem is the length of time it is taking. I firmly believe this will come good either via Rolec avenue or De Nora. Just a little more time and this will bear fruit.

is why I don't believe in charts. They mean really nothing. Some news and the SP will move for a while unless big news they offer no more than Mystic Meg . Sad to see this taking a tumble.

I wonder if the trial goes well how much it would be worth to AFC. Will it be significant enough to stabalise the SP rather than these constant drops after news which is incredibly frustrating.

Did you read the catch yellow?

Taavi Madiberk wants to change that. His Estonian company Skeleton Technologies has specialized in energy storage systems based on ultracapacitors, which are supposed to make batteries more efficient, lighter and faster. Now, together with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Skeleton has developed a graphene battery that is not only supposed to be smaller and lighter, but can also be charged in 15 seconds.

battery will initially be used in plug-in hybrids.
But there is a catch: The production costs are so high that the battery is far from being able to replace conventional lithium-ion batteries. Skeleton himself sees his invention as a "complementary technology".

Source: https://pressfrom.info/au/news/tech-and-science/-269276-charging-in-15-seconds-a-company-from-estonia-has-solved-a-central-problem-with-e-cars-but-the-costs-are-high.html

Well said PAJS

The fact that where out kit is to be showcased has been funded in the main by the German Government has to be a huge plus. They will be monitoring its performance as only the Germans can and if all goes to plan I am sure there will be lots of other uses they could find for it. The Germans are one of the world leaders in reducing carbon emissions so from small acorns...

I am awake DW but what you are expecting is unrealistic. You have no idea of costs involved re production et al so the headline figure that you so crave is meaningless. Why would any company publish minutiae of the deal. Wake up!