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To: johnjet who wrote (1661)	4/7/2001 3:38:14 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

Hi J.Jet, Your in with FCT-v @$1.07 for 9,345 shares. Chart for Fuel Cell Technologies Corp.(FCT-v): stockcharts.com[l,a]declnimy[pb50!c20!b100!b200][vc60][iUg!Ll14!La12,26,9!Lf!Lh14,3] Looking at the chart for this stock we can see it is currently in a long downtrend on below average volume. All the indicators are negative but the stock does appear ready for a bounce from oversold levels up to it's 20EMA. This stock would have to take out it's 50MA and hold it on a retest to get my interest again. Good luck with this pick John, Al

To: johnjet who wrote (1661)	4/9/2001 6:14:06 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

johnjet... news on your pick FCT-v: Ms. Barbara Haines reports Fuel Cell Technologies continues to deliver the latest in underwater power systems to Canada's Department of National Defence. FCT's Diver Heating Power System is designed to provide heat to divers underwater during long periods of decompression. Acceptance trials of the aluminum/oxygen (Al/O2) Diver Heating Power System were performed for the customer at FCT's Kingston, Ont., test pool during March. The fuel cell system delivered over 2.7 kilowatt hours of both electrical and thermal energy underwater for over 5.5 hours. The complete fuel cell system, with all of its balance of plant components, is only seven by 11 by 15 inches and includes an Al/O2 fuel cell stack smaller than a six-inch cube. The dimensions will shrink as FCT continues to refine the system. This system represents a major step forward in underwater power for this type of application. Because the system recovers both the electrical and the thermal output of the Al/O2 fuel cell, the overall energy density is equivalent to expensive silver-zinc batteries, but at a small fraction of the cost. The low-cost and high-energy density of this underwater power source make it a viable candidate for both military and commercial uses for underwater power. Further development of the fuel cell system will include full integration with a diver heating system already developed by DND, further design modifications to improve user-friendliness, and real-time underwater testing of the system with divers in cold environments. FCT is considering potential clients' needs for more applications of this technology. Options under consideration include a new portable power source for emergency heating tents for hypothermia victims. The tents have been developed, but they lack a sufficiently high-energy density power source. The FCT Al/O2 system can be tailored to fit this and many other applications that require high-energy density. The low-cost per discharge gives this power source a clear advantage over more exotic and expensive battery technologies.