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To: Hugo H. Hennings who wrote (16027)11/12/1999 3:11:00 PM
From: mooter775  Respond to of 27311
 
Hugo,

I think the time period reflects (1) the time for additional tooling, including order and installation of the tooling equipment, since I think this particular order is of a 'non-standard' size, and (2) sufficient time to allow for burn in and testing, since Dawson clearly indicated that the last thing he wanted was to deliver 500,000 faulty batteries to anyone...

Parenthetically, I think it reasonable to assume that this particular OEM would agree to pay for tooling costs and expect that only $ 2.0 mm of product would be delivered.

So I think we will likely see a number of follow-on orders with this customer not only on this product, but also on other products, if the product delivered by Valence meets specs.



To: Hugo H. Hennings who wrote (16027)11/12/1999 3:43:00 PM
From: add  Respond to of 27311
 
If it is in fact for the satellite phones, the Globalstar service is not expected to start until spring of next year. Thus, the delivery time is after the New Year. Makes sense.