Further to my above post, I missed the obvious, the 2nd picture of the Orbital Garden 2 in RQB's presentation, is actually taken straight off the roto-gro (Canadian) web site. It's the main photo they use!
http://www.rotogro.com/rgwp/cases/pgallery/
https://rqbglobal.com/investor-downloads/
This leaves absolutely zero doubt they are using roto-gro machines. I can't really see them going to the trouble to build them themselves, when RGI would want a fairly high royalty on any they did make. At the AGM RGI said they make $5000 per unit, so why would they license to RQB if they aren't making at least close to that. Sounds to me like they may have made a few changes to the basic 420 model, possibly to suit the strain they plan to grow, much the same as MPX have asked for a few changes. As I posted recently First Nations Growers (FNG) market the roto-gro machine to their members under the name of Gro Tower 420.
RQB will need to have the machines in situ by before mid 2018 to meet their timetable of getting a license by mid 2018. We can expect orders from yet another client early next year. Should be a good year.
FNG actually have more information on the roto-gro machines on their web site than RGI do, go to their web site and click on FAQ to get all sorts of information on the roto-gro machines.
http://firstnationgrowers.com/
