RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Just Reviewing the Investor PresentationThe math makes perfect sense since the combination of the labour/mechanical assembly/jacketing etc. may be 70% of the overall cost. Copper could be 20%. So if 90% of the costs are equal or higher, you can see why simply looking at the cost saving on 2 components of the overall assembly tells us nothing about the total cost structure.
The point is - I don't know and you don't know what those total cost structure is, we have to rely on managemen to educate us. If they are saying they can geta 50% GM at 1.5x the cost and provide significant operating saving we have to take that at face value until we have a completed asembly and have further cost knowledge - both on the device costs and what the operating savings will be.