To All: Yesterday, I had the opportunity to meet with John
Thompson who was here in Houston on business unrelated to
DCHT. I was able to sit down with him for about 2 hours to discuss
many things that are happening at DCHT. I can tell you that it is an
exciting time for all, and that we will be pleasantly surprised in the
near future (no specific dates given) for a number of projects which
the company is working on. Specifically, the fiber optic sensor is
gearing up for release later on this year, and
customers, such as G.E. and other big names, have shown a very
keen interest in this product. In fact G.E. continues to like what they
have already purchased (the Robust Sensors) and talks are under
way for continued purchases for their transformer monitoring
program. Westinghouse is also pleased with results from the
Leningrad facility, and is committed to incorporating DCHT's
sensors world wide in their ongoing nuclear safety upgrade program.
The other exciting news is that DCHT and Pacific Marine are nearing
final phases of completing the Navatek deal that was reported in the
Hawaii Star Bulletin Newspaper, back on July 9
(ref.: starbulletin.com ). This is
truly going to be a new direction for the company, that will put them
in a whole new league of revenues and market capitalization. The
players involved here on this consortium include the following
companies: Asian Infrastructure
Development Group, Thiokol, HBT/Stuart Energy, Allied Signal,
Northrup Gruman, Lockheed, Los Alamos National Labs, National
Hydrogen Association, CHBC, University of Hawaii, Cryofuels,
Desert Reasearch Institute, WATG, Sandia National Labs,
Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense (U.S. Navy).
As you can tell by the names of the players involved, this deal has the
potential to catapult the company to a much higher level of
recognition and profitability. John told me that it is very
important that the stockholders give him some feedback on this deal
so that he can pass along our support and comments to Bill
Firestone, President of DCHT. Bill is concerned about our interests
in this monumental shift in corporate direction so I am urging the
shareholders to voice your support of this project to the following
email address for John Thompson at globeco@deltanet.com . The
timing on this project is at a critical juncture for decisions to be
made, so your emails today will help solidify our position.
Regards;
zekel
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