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Over the years FBR have been talking up the Expo, for them to not go and not say a word about it is pretty poor form. Not that I expected any better from them judging by their recent showing. At the Expo the machine might have been required to work more frequently than it presently can manage, leaves me to speculate FBR didn't want to suffer the embarrassment of the machine's poor uptime being laid bare.

FBR are good at tucking their investors in a different direction. The current HXs were touted as the "it machines", and in a flash they started to call them prototypes, the majority of us followed like sheep. A huge chunk in their bank balance surfaced, FBR claimed they were designing and getting two more machines made, they are now quiet about it, maybe hoping expectations of new machines get burried. I have never seen such arrogance by management of a listed company towards their shareholders.