I would have to agree with most here, however as far as I am...

I would have to agree with most here, however as far as I am aware, the systems functionality us already tested under it's current operating conditions, that is what pre-commissioning is all about!! All they have to do is join the pipes and finish the electricals. As long as there are no leaks in the system there won't be any issues. These systems have already been tested in Europe and have proven to be reliable. The only differences in this box is the heat exchangers and a few other small design changes, which were already tested in Europe before shipment. Asfor the 100metres of piping, well you'd be lucky to see any heat losses once the machine is operational for more than 10 minutes. It's already proven into opinion, the only thing that might go wrong is that there may be losses of pressure if the piping isn't done correctly, even so it will only be a min or delay if this is the case.
There won't be any major problems here, shareholders or potential holders just want to see the proof once the pieces are together.
I hold high faith in the technology, I certainly wouldn't invest a few hundred thousand if I wasn't certain about the short or long term outcome. There's quite a few big time investors getting their piece of the pie here. If you got in anywhere under 2 cents you are laughing. If you got in recently even better. Just sit back on this one for a couple of years and you may be looking at early retirement, it's rare to get these opportunities on the market, it only happens a couple of times in your lifetime that you get in early enough to make some big bucks. Last time it happened to me was over ten years ago. I am very excited now.
Dyor,
Regards.