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Buses
Anyone know what these zinc buses offer that the hydrogen buses (already being used) don't? What is the companies competitive advantage?
I would e-mail the new investor relations chick and ask her, but she hasn't returned my last e-mail question yet. I don't see why she would start returning e-mails now since she hasn't been unable to up to this point. She's doing a great job by the way. I hope her salary contributes greatly to the administrative costs on our income statement.-
Competitive advantage - cost.About 1/2 to 1/3 the cost of the H buses.Also,less cost in regenerating the zinc than producing the hydrogen.
Check the ARTX web site - much Z Bus info.A great potential in trains,ships,taxi fleets,postal vans,et al.
We're too busy buying companies to properly promote this very saleable tech.- 1 Reply to cohorse
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BTW Spaldo,you may wish to query this lady you're attempting to communicate & ask if ARTX has a Z vrs. H comparison chart,if not make one up & distribute it to potential customers (school bus districts for sure).
Tell her she'll make a name for herself.
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Think Dirigible.......BOOM..IMO..............Hugh
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The fabric encapsulating the hydrogen was the cause of Hindenburgs demise.
The H buses are no more a hazard than conventional in the opinion of most.
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