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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Power Technologies, Inc. (PWTC - 3.75) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jack Russell who wrote (347)	9/15/2000 3:40:28 AM
From: Gordon Owen	Respond to of 366

PWTC stockholders meeting yesterday indicated that three things are coming together: PWTC: patent for reticulated (open cell foaming) of electrode material to expose more surface area to electrolyte. iccinfo.com Pending acquisition Bipolar Power Int'l (BPI): 25 years R&D experience... "having developed a number of proprietary battery technologies" which PWTC will combine with its patented metal-foam technology "in an accelerated effort towards the commercialization of an advanced battery." iccinfo.com Industrial partner, Cominco: "world's leading supplier of high-speed continuous manufacturing technology for the production of... battery plate electrodes. ...[their] technology is firmly established with the world's leading automotive battery manufacturers" with over 80 installations on 5 continents. cominco.com Even without the details of testing results (as of this hour), it looks like the pieces are coming together as PWTC pursues its twofold mission: "..To produce a new, environmentally friendly, more powerful, more efficient battery for commercial use in the electric automobile and other existing battery applications. ...To generate income from the sale of licenses issued to commercial users of technology and patents owned by the Company. powerpwtc.com Toss in testing results good enough to improve the range and recharge of electric vehicles, and we've got a real winner here, especially with California having reconfirmed its demand for scheduled percentage of zero-emission vehicles. Looking forward to PR Friday or Monday. Regards, Caradoc