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01/12/04
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They say that $3500 is the rebate provided by the Government per installation of their system. This represents more than 80% of the value of the unit.
Therefore using 80% the unit costs $4375, and after the $3500 rebate, the cost to the consumer is $875 as a maximum figure.
Seems attractive enough, sales will rocket, and they might actually generate a profit?
This seems to be the value of just this announcement.
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