Looks like Dynavolt had no choice but to default.
So it simply becomes a normal business matter - anyone who has been in business will know what it is like when a creditor goes bad, and often it's not their fault. We need to pull up our socks and get on with it.
I have pulled my precautionary sale orders - will ride this one into the sunset.
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