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To: ms.smartest.person who wrote (10)	8/8/2002 11:40:33 PM
From: Wade	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18

You can find patent application if it is filed in Europe. I recall that they have an open policy. I am really puzzled that this technology was not picked up by big companies if it is so good. Personally, I disagree with the thermal dynamics down loaded from their web site . May be I left this area for too long..almost 25 years....got too rusty. I hope some one with solid mechanical and chemical engineering background can shed some light of on this. Wade

To: ms.smartest.person who wrote (10)	8/9/2002 1:20:28 PM
From: water-world-man	Respond to of 18

Hi Merry, After 10 years of R&D and numerous prototypes, AQDY has a final product, the JetWater system. This is a fully functional unit that has undergone testing and is being marketed. The jet engine used in each unit will be small and new, not large and used. It will take time to manufacture units and have them available. If a contract is signed today, it's likely to be months before the unit is in the field. Eventually, it's likely that AQDY will streamline this process so that delays in delivery will be minimal, but this will require time to develop. I agree, test results should be published on Aqua Dyne's web site and it's likely they will be. Hopefully, sooner than later. If I interpreted the statement by you and Wade correctly, regarding why the JetWater system has not been pick-up by a major industry player, I'd have to guess. Following R&D - it's early in the game, the product is not well known, and has not proven its worth by being installed at numerous facilities. Maybe that's the future for AQDY, a high priced offer for the company. I hope so. Obviously, I'm optimistic, but I've watched the development of this product for much long than most... WWM