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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FRANKLIN TELECOM (FTEL)
FTEL 3.025-6.1%Jan 20 3:59 PM EST

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To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (29737)3/8/1998 6:18:00 PM
From: Martin P. Smith  Read Replies (2) of 41046
 
I thought I would share some simple math regarding revenue generation capability of a DVG port ( anyones DVG not just FTEL).

I was browsing ISPhone and found a page that I found interesting.

isphone.net

Most interesting was this paragraph with a 30% capacity no.

"More About Capacity Gateway units come with with 8, 12,
or 24 ports. A single port has capacity
for 43,800 in- or outbound minutes per month.
Industry standards suggest that about 30 percent, or
13,000 minutes, of that capacity will be utilized."

I will divide by two as always since we need an inny and outy
to make a call.

13,000 / 2 = 6,500 minutes per month

so this is an annual total of

6,500 * 12 = 78,000 minutes per year.

This means that each cent per minute will generate

78,000 * $0.01
= 780 Dollars per year at 30% capacity.

Therefore for every cent per minute charged each port generates $780 bucks. using 800 since themath is easier.

a 24 port DVG billing at 5 cents per minute can generate

800 * 5 * 24 = 96K in revs

OK OK Ill do it with 780 per port

780 * 5 * 24 = 93.6 K

Remember these numbers are at 30% capcacity for the 93.5K
and 32-33% for the 96K number.

Just thought some may be interested in these numbers.

Martin Smith
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