Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[realcooltrader] 11/12/2018 15:43

Didn't know that, thanks sg1.

[cielos] 11/12/2018 15:41

>>>>>> Strange how the comment from MJones is exactly the same (word for word)

Nothing strange on posters being thrown out and coming back with another "nickname", this one is only 4 days old.


mjones727
Member since: 07 Dec 2018

[superg1] 11/12/2018 15:37

realcool re your post

"HRH is more likely to remember someone who looked different"

HRH already knows Neill well, they have met before. He's met others in the royal family too.

I did say he is well thought of.

[superg1] 11/12/2018 15:30

Already spot on by some, posted.

GEIC launch, world leading graphene centre to work with the major companies.

Free advertising to have your company name in the photo.

[baz99] 11/12/2018 15:30

SuperGI initially thought of using the seat fibres for heating as well, but if using a flat heat map as suggested, this could also contain sensors, for example, to sense a passenger on the seat or not and trigger the seat belt warning, or turn the heating off, or fire the wife's ejector seat.Baz

[ellissj] 11/12/2018 15:29

Re neills work clothing; logically, were vrs chosen to do a demo of some sort in front of the prince and guests hence the garb ? Best ellis.

[axotyl] 11/12/2018 15:19

"...Warwick looks very much like the older brother of Swiss Toni..." - tini

Or Log with a rug?

[harrysol] 11/12/2018 15:14

Sorry pi's. I couldn't resist.

[harrysol] 11/12/2018 15:12

I am long on Versarien in a big way and hope to increase my position as and when funds become available. The shares are preposterously undervalued and the management is brilliant.

[whiteslice] 11/12/2018 15:03

Just a guess - is it because the casual jacket he was wearing has a nanene coating so that when he shook HRH's hand it completed a circuit and made said HRH bow to our leader..??

[realcooltrader] 11/12/2018 15:02

sg1, to differentiate himself and stand out from the crowd. HRH is more likely to remember someone who looked different. Also, engineers don't wear ties, in case they get caught in machinery.

[tini5] 11/12/2018 15:01

Other than to sport the VRS brand and him not wanting to look like everyone else? Nope, no idea.

Must say though, Warwick looks very much like the older brother of Swiss Toni...

[wuzy] 11/12/2018 15:01

Come on then super tell us I've no idea ?

[eel tamer] 11/12/2018 14:56

Yeah, that's what I'd do too. Thanks! ?

[superg1] 11/12/2018 14:56

As anyone worked out why NR wasn't in a suit in the GEIC pictures yet @smartcookie

[baz99] 11/12/2018 14:47

Eel,I would encapsulate any such circuit between layers of plastic to reduce danger of shorting (lol) should liquid spill for example. Then run it at a low voltage with a max current limit to save you being electrocuted Baz

[willoicc] 11/12/2018 14:37

Make 'pictures' and hang them on your walls.

[eel tamer] 11/12/2018 14:36

So how/why is the electricity turned into heat and why instead of having toasty warm toes would you not simply be electrocuted? Can someone smarter than me please explain?

[johnveals] 11/12/2018 14:34

Someone recently asked Neill on twitter about whether VRS would have the capacity to meet demand, he answered "yes".
We learnt after the AGM in September that VRS was negotiating for a 2 year exclusivity deal with the machine manufacturer.
VRS would not ask for exclusivity if there was no demand and the manufacturer would not grant exclusivity unless there was an expectation of demand.
We know there are collaborations out there that we do not know about or know very little about other than they exist.

If these facts are linked in some way it could get very exciting very soon.

There are just so many irons in the fire and to the best of our knowledge all are still moving forward.

[schmally] 11/12/2018 14:33

Strange how the comment from MJones is exactly the same (word for word) as a previous set of repeat posts under a different username. Mmmmmm!

[superg1] 11/12/2018 14:22

Fest

In heating elements resistance is a must.

Baz

It looked so simple so yes in anything really the polymer/plastic was simply the carrier to put the ink on.

Stephen Hodge says it works up to 60C which sounds plenty to me.

Literally a lightweight mm thick sheet of polymer coated with ink with electrodes either end.

On the heated seats side I was thinking the fibres used for clothing would do or just the seat fibres themselves treated. Either way it didn't sound too difficult.

[ratpat999] 11/12/2018 14:12

Reposting a load of twaddle go away you fool!!!!

[mjones727] 11/12/2018 14:01

I am short of Versarien in a small way as borrow is difficult but hope to increase the position as and when it becomes available. The shares are preposterously overvalued and the management is way out of its depth.
I am short of Versarien in a small way as borrow is difficult but hope to increase the position as and when it becomes available. The shares are preposterously overvalued and the management is way out of its depth.
I am short of Versarien in a small way as borrow is difficult but hope to increase the position as and when it becomes available. The shares are preposterously overvalued and the management is way out of its depth.I am short of Versarien in a small way as borrow is difficult but hope to increase the position as and when it becomes available. The shares are preposterously overvalued and the management is way out of its depth.
I am short of Versarien in a small way as borrow is difficult but hope to increase the position as and when it becomes available. The shares are preposterously overvalued and the management is way out of its depth.
I am short of Versarien in a small way as borrow is difficult but hope to increase the position as and when it becomes available. The shares are preposterously overvalued and the management is way out of its depth.