repost for those that do not like venturing in RBSH*T
By: traderjade
Reply To: None
Sunday, 5 Dec 1999 at 3:44 PM EST
Post # of 197
Been here for awhile and haven't posted, seems the board isn't too
alive. Wondering why there isn't more excitement about this company.
The fire extinguishing products are enough in my mind to be excited
about, but the other product that I believe will give this company great
earnings is the cleaner for gas turbine engines (jets). The FAA already
approved it and it has a MIL SPEC number. Being retired Navy and I
worked in the gas turbine field I know what this could mean. The Navy
uses a cleaner right now that is highly toxic as do the airlines, as I know
they welcome ANYTHING that is environmentally safe, I think this will be
an explosion of profits for Summit!! The Navy has more aircraft engines
than the Air Force!! Not only fixed wing and helicopters, but do any of
you realize that all the Navy's combatant ships are gas turbine
powered!! The Ticonderoga class cruiser, Spruance class destroyers,
Arleigh Burke class destroyers all have 4 main engines and three
generators that are gas turbines!! The Perry class frigates have two
main engines that are gas turbines. One of the hardest things we had to
do was dispose of the waste created from washing the turbines, which
is done on at least a weekly if not daily basis depending on the
configuration of the engines. What I would have given to have a cleaner
that could have been disposed of like regular detergent!! Now throw in
the airlines and the distribution to them that is already in place!!!
WOW!! Solar a subsidiary of Detroit diesel has already given the OK to
use the cleaner on their engines, I don't see why GE, Allison, and others
won't give the green light. They all want to be environmentally safe.
Sorry for the long post, I think this is another GREAT arena, open
market that will generate a HUGE revenue for this company. Maybe this
stock and this board will attract more attention and get a boost in the
near future and beyond. I wouldn't sell this company OR its recipe! |
