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To: signist who wrote (13062)	4/28/1999 3:40:00 PM
From: Sector Investor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

OK. This post is entirely SPECULATION, but offered in an attempt to gauge future quarterly revenue flow. I've had some experience in real life, as well as on the ASND contracts. The actual flow could be longer or shorter, and probably lumpy (not even rev flow), but we need something for our own "back of an envelope" calculation Lets assume: - the $50 million number as a ballpark . (I used $49m) - a 2 year revenue flow (8 quarters). - a 1 quarter initial lead time to get orders, build product, ship and bill. - a 1 qtr ramp up at the start and a 1 qtr ramp down at the end. We get: Q2 no impact Q3 + 3.5 million revs Q4 + 7 million revs 2000 + 28 million revs 2001 + 10.5 million revs