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To: Dr. Microcap who wrote (1910)	7/21/1999 11:44:00 AM
From: emljr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2038

RAM quite a turnaround story. New product to be released soon and earnings are expected to continue to increase. This one is primed for a 100%-300% increase.

To: Dr. Microcap who wrote (1910)	7/22/1999 10:43:00 AM
From: Rolla Coasta	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2038

OSFT, OSFTW, MFMI all starts to run!!! BUY BUY BUY!!! Big news on MFMI! Thursday July 22, 9:16 am Eastern Time Company Press Release Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc., Forms AGC, a New Communications Company, $40 Million in Projected Revenues for 2000 NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 22, 1999--The Board of Directors of Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (''ACT'') (OTC BB -''MFMI'') announced today the formation of a new communications company called Advanced Global Communications, Inc., (''AGC'') that will be a wholly owned subsidiary of the parent company, ACT. Mr. James Rennie, a twenty-year veteran of the Telecommunications Industry, was appointed President of AGC, on July 15th, 1999. Mr. Rennie has an extensive sales, and engineering background in multiple types of switching platforms and network services. He is regarded as an expert in all types of Satellite communications; as well as in ATM and Voice IP network design and structure. Mr. Rennie founded and managed two successful Internet Service Provider (''ISP'') companies in Florida prior to joining ACT. The new corporation will be the operational arm of ACT for all USA based communications operations as well as the holding company for all currently owned switching operations, and planned acquisitions of other switching and communications companies. The formation of the company is consistent with ACT's plans to aggressively pursue the acquisition of smaller telecommunications enterprise specializing in International origination and termination, via ATM switching and Voice IP. It is also consistent with ACT's previously stated objective to establish a nationwide communications network for the field testing and demonstration of the SpectruCell wireless network, as well as for the generation of immediate revenues. The Chief executive Officer of ACT, Mr. Roger May said '' The profit margins associated with the termination of international voice and data traffic can be much higher than revenues from local long distance, especially when utilizing Voice IP backbone. Contracts secured recently reflect profit margins of 10 cents to 25cents per minute, or for the volume of international minutes contracted, net revenues of $1,000,000 per month, with the first earnings receipts due in mid August, 1999''. ''May also said that current estimates indicate that AGC will be able to achieve a monthly revenue rate of $100 million per year, prior to June 30th, 2000''. Revenues for 1999/2000 should reach $40 million. May also said ''the company is currently completing the acquisition of a Company with proprietary technologies in the field of microwave transmissions. The primary technology is ''Spectrum Efficient point-to point Digital Microwave''. The product is currently operational and was field tested earlier this year for four months over a 65 mile link, achieving 100% efficiency with zero bit error rate, and data rates 15 times greater than currently available point -to-point microwave links used by network providers at present.'' The company also has a CDMA wireless local loop technology currently operational and in production. Full details will be made available upon the completion of the acquisition.

To: Dr. Microcap who wrote (1910)	7/25/1999 7:17:00 PM
From: Scoobah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2038

here's one for ya, DCHT, Fuel cells, DCH TECHNOLOGY, INC. OTC-BB: DCHT July 23, 1999 27811 Avenue Hopkins #6 Valencia CA 91355 Shares Outstanding: 12.5 million Float: Approx. 4 million Web dcht.com DCHT has no outside debt HYDROGEN SENSORS - FUEL CELLS - GAS DETECTORS & MONITORS DCH Technology, Inc. is a manufacturer of hydrogen sensors, gas detectors and process monitors; the technology licensed from the Sandia National Laboratory, and PEM Fuel Cells; also licensed from the US Department of Energy's Lab at Los Alamos. The current market for gas sensors is estimated at US$2 billion today, and growing. dch-technology.com DCH has projected $105 million in revenue and $26 million in net profit, spread over the next 5 years from sales of the Robust Hydrogen Sensor. This forecast does not factor in revenue from their fuel cell division, which may dwarf the sensor business. dch-technology.com Current customers for the Robust Hydrogen Sensor include NASA, General Dynamics, General Electric, Ford, Westinghouse, Allied Signal, General Motors, Lockheed Martin, The US Naval Medical Research Institute, Phoenix Gas Systems, and many others. dch-technology.com DCH has been quietly preparing to provide the safety systems for the emerging hydrogen energy industry. US hydrogen sales have grown at an average annual rate of more than 25% per year during 1993-1997, including 7 new plants to serve gasoline refineries. Hydrogen becomes explosive when it reaches just 4% concentration in air; therefore monitoring and measuring the fluctuating levels, in order to activate safety controls to avoid explosions and loss of life. Only the DCH sensor is equipped to monitor variations in levels of hydrogen in extreme industrial environments, to signal the increasing danger and the need for maintenance. dch-technology.com Westinghouse is using DCH sensors in nuclear safety projects. Their first project was the retrofitting of the Leningrad nuclear reactor, with DCH Robust Hydrogen sensors. dch-technology.com DCH anticipates significant revenue from the power transformer and semiconductor industries, and has taken the first steps towards penetrating those highly lucrative markets. dch-technology.com DCH also anticipates significant revenue from the $ 5 Billion annual highway infrastructure and bridge repair industry, and has taken the first steps towards penetrating those markets. dch-technology.com Daimler Chrysler has said that their electric powered fuel cell cars will be ready for testing in California by 2001. Every one of those cars will need several reliable sensors. DCH believes that their sensor technology will play a vital role in the development of these fuel cell powered cars. In a May 19, 1998 press release, David Haberman, DCH Chairman and VP of technology and planning stated, " Based on our discussions with Ford and General Motors, we believe that the use of DCH equipment in the production of these vehicles, on-board these vehicles and in the refueling infrastructure will be specified by both OEMs and the evolving regulations." dch-technology.com HYDROGEN-POWERED FUEL CELLS DCH is teamed with the US Dept. of Energy's Los Alamos National Lab developing the PEM Fuel Cell. DCH is also developing smaller fuel cells to power scooters, motorbikes, and rechargeable batteries. LATEST SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS July 19, 1999 Northwest Power Systems, a division of IdaCorp, (NYSE: IDA) announced the purchase of a 3 kilowatt fuel cell system from DCH. dch-technology.com May 20, 1999 DCH Technology Inc. Retains Broker Relations Firm. biz.yahoo.com May 12, 1999 U.S. Rep. Howard P. "Buck" McKeon, ( CA) announced that DCHT was chosen by the Department of Energy's Hydrogen Program to manage a team of 22 organizations which includes Allied Signal, Pacific Marine, Hydrogen Burner, CryoFuel Systems and the American Bureau of Shipping. the-signal.com May 6, 1999 DCH Doubles Its Hydrogen Sensor Manufacturing Capacity. dch-technology.com April 27, 1999 DCH expands its Fuel cell operation. dch-technology.com April 8, 1999 DCH successfully demonstrated their PEM Hydrogen Fuel Cell. dch-technology.com Mar. 25, 1999 DCH forms Strategic Alliance with Xybernaut Corporation. ramcapitalmanagement.com Mar. 15, 1999 DCH unveils its first Carbon Monoxide gas monitor with Embedded Artificial Intelligence. biz.yahoo.com Mar. 4, 1999 DCH and Allied Signal announced a multi year strategic alliance to integrate DCH sensors into AlliedSignal products for hydrogen energy and other systems. dch-technology.com Feb. 17, 1999 DCH Sensors have been selected by Antaeus Corporation for use in its "smart'' bridge monitoring system. dch-technology.com Feb. 11, 1999 DCH and Freewing Aerial Robotics Corp., have begun a development program to integrate Hydrogen PEM Fuel Cells into the Freewing Tilt-Body Unmanned Aeronautical Vehicle (UAV). sdcd.gsfc.nasa.gov Nov. 18, 1998, DCH Chairman Dave Haberman is appointed to the Hydrogen Technical Advisory Panel (HTAP) to the U.S. Congress, by Dept. of Energy Secretary Bill Richardson. eren.doe.gov DCH Chairman Dave Haberman is the 1999 President of the California Hydrogen Business Council. http:www.ch2bc.org The DCH Technology story has not yet come to the attention of the investment and analyst community, and is still virtually unknown. DCH has an experienced management team, with careers stemming from RCA Aerospace, Rockwell, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Aeronautics Corp. of America, General Instruments and Motorola, etc. DCH is projecting $ 105 Million in Revenue and $ 26 Million in Net Profit from sales of only one of their products, the Robust Hydrogen Sensor, over the next 5 years. This forecast does not include fuel cell sales. RAM Capital Management has received $ 5,000 in Dec. 1998, and 100,000 shares on Feb. 7, 1999 for services. ramcapitalmanagement.com copower.com ch2bc.org