This post reminds me of every other post of yours...I think it...

This post reminds me of every other post of yours...

I think it would do us all well to remember that the Hadrian X is a commercial prototype, not the final product. 

Fbr are in the process of determining and demonstrating its capabilities, refining it as they go so that the final result of the Hadrian X is a production ready unit, with its capabilities demonstrated on the 10 builds. 

These blogs, videos and media releases give us an insight into that process (which everyone seemed to demand) but obviously doesn’t give us the whole picture into finance arrangements etc. 

It is quite silly to expect a signed and binding contract on a commercial prototype which while physically complete and functional, is not yet confirmed as being at the point they want it to be, and hasn’t yet been put through the ringer to determine any reliability or other issues etc. 

That’s great that you’ve worked out your investment decisions as they relate to FBR, Hokey. Let’s try and keep these threads constructive, and if possible, minimise the unnecessary repetition.