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Hi Charkan and all,
IMHO the key for RST now is the curing time. If they can get that down sub the 10min mark then they are well on the way to being a major player in the carbon space, not withstanding the fact we need a HAWKEI project or similar (ORPE is one in progress) that can prove up RST in the manufacturing space and show it's wares in the real world.
Looking way ahead the other interesting aspect of RST in my opinion will be whether or not QHL will be required to manufacture the parts, or whether the OEM's or similar will purchase the technology to produce themselves. We'd all be wrapt obviously with the interest in RST either way (you've got to start somewhere!), however from a shareholder standpoint the latter may mean less chance of of a major equity raising and perhaps a more profitable arrangement when you "only" need to build the robots/templates etc supply the resins and provide technical support. One concern I have is the time it seemingly takes to produce the template for a manufacturer to use, I'm referring of course to the ORPE project in Russia which is on the higher end of the scale as far as the size of what it's producing, however what could be the expected turn around time in building the necessary infrastructure to support a lamborghini bonnet for example. To me the manufacturers will probably want QHL to do the work which will mean we'll be needing more capital.
Lets start with an announcement and we can go from there
Cheers..