[TheSeer]

you are welcome.


Parson, I didn't know you are the moderator....keep up the great work.

[hungry]

Originally Posted by ParsonMac

I have made SWAG before (now that I know what that means -- ), but this wasn't one of them.

What I observed about why FSEINT wasn't (or doesn't seem to be) moving forward is a VERY educated guess. Remember where Scott was in all those photos and videos of the Int'l Press Conference.

I'm REASONABLY sure Mr. Hoerr is so busy helping the build-out of Baytown and demos for potential clients (HUGE potential clients), he'll get to FSEINT when he has the chance.

JMBO!

(just my brilliant opinion!)

Sounds reasonable to me Parson, But for most of us on the board it would just be a SWAG
Paul

[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by TheSeer

you are welcome.


Parson, I didn't know you are the moderator....keep up the great work.

You think YOU were surprised...

[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by hungry

Sounds reasonable to me Parson, But for most of us on the board it would just be a SWAG
Paul

... howza' bout SWEG?

Some Wild Educated Guess?

We could get joint credit for coming up with a whole new acronym for chat board dialogue?

I'd give you top billing, of course! You're the inspiration for all this creativity!!!

(chuckle)

ray

[gloworm]

hungry / parsonmac , I can see a new drivel game starting, can anyone join in?

SWIG
SWOG
SWUG, etc etc.

Going to need a new dictionary

[2doubledown]

OK, so if the rumor is correct of JR in CA the last couple of days, how about an update on where things stand????????

Too many unresolved balls in the air.

Been in this stock since 10-06, buying and selling to keep head above water, but it is time for some "real juicy" news !!

[hmaly]

Originally Posted by TheSeer

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The picture of the small silo, some have suggested was for the feed system. However that silo looks to be only 10 ft. by 20 ft., and too impractical for high volume. Might be to hold the catalyst. I would think, for the main feed system, they might do like the farmers do. Put in what they call trench silos, which today are just big slabs, say minimum 100 ft x 100 ft, with 5 or so divider walls. Then the semis would dump the load, on the slab, and a big tractor with a blade would pile it up in the silo. A second articulated loader, with a big bucket would take the feedstock from the pile to each unit, which might have a 10 yd hopper on it. Augers on the bottom of the hopper would automatically feed the reactors. Then 1 loader could feed up to 50 units, which would require 300 tons/ hr. Since each semi hauls up to 20 tons, that would require 15 semis an hour, for 200 reactors.

[gloworm]

Could be they might be considering a conveyor belt system, as some quarries use to shift ton's of rock, over long distancea to save road traffic, no sign of that in these photo's. Might be practical with more reactors in use to cut down on vehicle traffic on sight.Just musing.

[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by 2doubledown

OK, so if the rumor is correct of JR in CA the last couple of days, how about an update on where things stand????????

Too many unresolved balls in the air.

Been in this stock since 10-06, buying and selling to keep head above water, but it is time for some "real juicy" news !!

I called Redwood yesterday morning with the same question doubledown and the bigwhigs were boarding a plane to jet down there ASAP for another follow-up demo, an extremely important one we're led to understand.

Evidently, whatever happened last week was very positive and necessitates more follow-up for more concerned/involved parties.

It may be vague news, but it's good news nonetheless.

[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by hmaly

The picture of the small silo, some have suggested was for the feed system. However that silo looks to be only 10 ft. by 20 ft., and too impractical for high volume...

but I'm not sure of that. Silos don't always have to be massive storage silos.

Maybe this is a 'feed' silo... a holding tank for the feedstock waiting to go directly into the reactor. It would be continually filled from a conveyor coming from nearby--from a larger, storage silo or maybe just a huge pile just outside...