RE:RE:RE:Size of initial contract.Peter the ceo of PYR already made reference to the fact that clients were literally waiting In line to receive plasma torches. Client C I believe It was even wanted to go ahead without modeling but Peter Insisted that they go through with It as to make sure that things are done right. As you said 5 torches would make sense but the market would not accept this . You could still be right on this and Peter could maybe work out a win win solution where the client could trial test with just a few torches which could have probably be done already or In the process of doing so. All this to say that I doubt that the first contract would be less than a whole plant.
canyousayiii wrote: Even if it is 5 torches in the first plant there is nothing wrong with it. Call it a sampler. If they are happy with the sample, then you start going much larger scale. Some industries, like oil and gas, are slow but once one player adopts something, the rest follow because they know the first guy did sufficient work to figure out it it was worth it. That is what McW was talking about I believe. I didnt listen to his earlier interview, where if he suggested something different, than that is not kosher. Now it is a question of just how many torches will be part lf that sampler. I would be surprised for a whole plant because the decision-maker would be taking a heck of a risk if something went not as expected. But, hey, keep in mind that if it was known and expected that they would get a 50 plant torch right off the bat, this SP would be disappointing. Instead, keep an eye on the ball, and if you like how things are unwinding without the SP moving as much as you think it should, take the advantage of capitalizing on a more derisked prospect.