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To: Auger50 who wrote (27145)	5/20/2019 12:16:46 PM
From: tinknocker	of 49253

NeThe STC for these products was completed in a Citation Excel in December of 2018.ws: STC For Elliott Aviation's Window E-Tinting; Lighting System “Our engineering team has created both the PRIZM cabin lighting systems and Smart Vision Shades based on market demand,” said Mark Wilken, Vice President of Avionics Programs Green Light Given For E-Window Shades; Lighting System Of Elliott Aviation ? Executive jets can now be further 'pimped-out' on the interior thanks to the latest STC given to after-market specialist Elliott Aviation for their dimmable window shades and LED interior lighting. The lighting system is called PRIZM and the E-shades are called SMART VISION SYSTEM. "Aircraft repair stations and refurbishment centers have been looking for a solution that is both well designed and cost-effective for LED lighting and electronically dimmable shades," said Mark Wilken, Elliott’s vice president of avionics programs and operational logistics. "They’re easy to use, easy to install, and will be available at a price point that is affordable to the end-user." Below we see an example of what can be done regarding the cabin lighting. The application in the cabin is fairly extensive and is available to down and upwash lighting, accents, galley, lavatory and detailed lighting. The SMART VISION SYSTEM implements an inner pane on the window and has five different colours of electronically dimmable film. These aforementioned systems can be controlled through existing methods or through an app. A Citation Excel was used to do the STC installation as seen below. For more information: Elliott Aviation 6601 74th Ave. Milan, IL 61264 www.elliottaviation.com ***? Elliott Aviation, a leading business aviation services company, has received Parts Manufacturing Approval (PMA) from the FAA to manufacture PRIZM brand LED cabin lighting and electronically dimmable Smart Vision Shades brand electronic window shades. Both products will be sold under the Elliott Technologies brand. PMA certification now allows the company to sell to other 145 repair stations. PRIZM cabin LED lighting features full-color spectrum mood lighting controlled through a mobile app or existing cabin lighting controls. It is available for upwash, downwash, lower accent, galley, lavatory and cupholders. The system has custom preset mood lighting configuration and allows for customer selectable preset lighting configurations. The PRIZM lighting is expandable to meet the needs of most turbine-powered business aircraft. PRIZM cabin LED lighting is scalable to fit in turboprops up to wide-body business jets. Smart Vision Shades are electronically dimmable inner window panes. When combined with PRIZM cabin lighting, they can be controlled with an app available on a smart phone, or with the built-in controls. They feature individual variable control at each window and are 99% UV blocking. Like PRIZM cabin LED lighting, Smart Vision Shades can be installed in turboprops up to wide-body business jets. The PRIZM / Smart Vision Shades app can be seamlessly integrated with the Gogo ATG and L3/L5 high-speed data systems through the Gogo Vision app. “Our engineering team has created both the PRIZM cabin lighting systems and Smart Vision Shades based on market demand,” said Mark Wilken, Vice President of Avionics Programs and Operational Logistics for Elliott Aviation. “We understand the unique challenges that exist not only bringing new products to the market, but installing and maintaining those products. These products are created by an MRO for an MRO.” The STC for these products was completed in a Citation Excel in December of 2018. For more information on becoming an Elliott Technologies dealer, contact Mark Wilken at 309-558-2051 or mwilken@elliottaviation.com.

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To: JubilationT who wrote (27148)	5/20/2019 12:47:09 PM
From: JubilationT	1 Recommendation of 49253

FWIW, There are still "attitudes" that has lingered because of the past with this investment. And I don't knock anyone for carrying that attitude over into the present. My take now is that Joe tried to write his own narrative, so-to-speak, (and a lot of us bought into it) but the business model, timing, and 'the industry' got in the way. I think that JH miscalculated, (not purposely misled) as regard the speed of adoption of the technology. The technology, it turns out, had to wait on the "industry" to emerge. and emerge it has! JMHO.

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To: JubilationT who wrote (27155)	5/20/2019 1:03:51 PM
From: wallstreetbull	of 49253

Very true! However, it is sad that those stuck in the past are already missing out and what is ahead. I came to the conclusion that we were many years away on this one so I exited years ago. Now I have a different conclusion. I had the same information as everyone else and I dont marry or divorce any stock ever! I keep my eyes and ears open!

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To: wallstreetbull who wrote (27156)	5/20/2019 4:50:23 PM
From: JoAnnBarbour	of 49253

Today's $3.29 close is the third highest in almost three years. This is setting up nicely for a test of the recent $3.71 high and a run to $4.00.

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From: aknahow

5/20/2019 5:18:22 PM

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To: JoAnnBarbour who wrote (27157)

5/20/2019 6:01:07 PM

From: N. Dixon

And the shorts keep digging a deeper hole. Up 83% in 137 days

4/30/2019	2,067,011	244,401	8.457457
4/15/2019	1,689,536	83,805	20.160325
3/29/2019	1,519,815	104,458	14.549532
3/15/2019	1,232,450	96,304	12.797495
2/28/2019	1,095,108	166,200	6.589097
2/15/2019	1,102,528	213,142	5.172739
1/31/2019	647,612	165,507	3.912898
1/15/2019	589,537	74,855	7.875720
12/31/2018	371,443	49,046	7.573360
12/14/2018	358,304	51,403	6.970488

And here are the prices from that period: There was only ONE day the stock traded over $3

04/30/2019	2.8176	3.17	2.8176	3.17	639,503
04/29/2019	2.95	2.95	2.76	2.81	79,768
04/26/2019	2.78	2.93	2.74	2.86	268,996
04/25/2019	2.84	2.96	2.7416	2.8	256,244
04/24/2019	2.65	2.8999	2.53	2.81	488,848
04/23/2019	2.59	2.75	2.4661	2.74	158,883
04/22/2019	2.5	2.58	2.3801	2.58	298,989
04/18/2019	2.22	2.47	2.1984	2.45	143,826
04/17/2019	2.2	2.2021	2.12	2.18	46,777
04/16/2019	2.23	2.2999	2.13	2.15	60,574
04/15/2019	2.14	2.22	2.08	2.19	61,097
04/12/2019	2.16	2.16	2.0804	2.13	14,791
04/11/2019	2.128	2.15	2.055	2.1299	59,195
04/10/2019	2.2	2.22	2.05	2.09	40,345
04/09/2019	2.035	2.21	2.035	2.2088	78,684
04/08/2019	2.02	2.1784	2.02	2.08	59,534
04/05/2019	2.04	2.1919	2	2.04	60,154
04/04/2019	2.17	2.1966	1.9702	2.04	185,574
04/03/2019	2.14	2.2441	2.08	2.15	140,528
04/02/2019	2.27	2.27	2.08	2.11	118,921
04/01/2019	2.244	2.31	2.15	2.26	103,130
03/29/2019	2.4	2.4	2.135	2.16	144,409
03/28/2019	2.24	2.3399	2.23	2.3	66,862
03/27/2019	2.31	2.35	2.21	2.23	116,778
03/26/2019	2.29	2.37	2.21	2.3	141,651
03/25/2019	2.25	2.39	2.21	2.2799	90,574
03/22/2019	2.33	2.37	2.23	2.25	46,481
03/21/2019	2.48	2.54	2.27	2.33	189,061
03/20/2019	2.37	2.6	2.35	2.4674	107,204
03/19/2019	2.5	2.6068	2.35	2.35	58,257
03/18/2019	2.3	2.5	2.24	2.5	83,178
03/15/2019	2.49	2.49	2.21	2.28	191,807
03/14/2019	2.37	2.39	2.07	2.18	219,799
03/13/2019	2.14	2.25	2.14	2.23	65,458
03/12/2019	2.07	2.1896	2.07	2.13	22,065
03/11/2019	2.05	2.1599	2.05	2.08	39,224
03/08/2019	2.15	2.1899	1.95	2.05	77,125
03/07/2019	2.12	2.23	2.12	2.17	73,298
03/06/2019	2.14	2.3475	2.12	2.12	108,839
03/05/2019	2.17	2.2032	2.14	2.18	47,895
03/04/2019	2.15	2.2756	2.11	2.16	154,536
03/01/2019	2.42	2.42	2.22	2.27	59,200
02/28/2019	2.42	2.42	2.15	2.38	53,381
02/27/2019	2.27	2.5	2.26	2.39	105,153
02/26/2019	2.22	2.32	2.11	2.27	104,339
02/25/2019	2.32	2.408	2.01	2.11	466,226
02/22/2019	2.44	2.5601	2.325	2.34	127,554
02/21/2019	2.6	2.74	2.45	2.45	255,019
02/20/2019	2.86	2.9	2.63	2.63	101,256
02/19/2019	2.79	2.9	2.75	2.84	116,569
02/15/2019	2.85	2.89	2.68	2.77	122,507
02/14/2019	2.9	2.9	2.6404	2.81	179,963
02/13/2019	3	3.49	2.7555	2.87	724,723
02/12/2019	2.7377	2.99	2.6331	2.9699	392,400
02/11/2019	2.56	2.75	2.5427	2.6	65,293
02/08/2019	2.64	2.7226	2.5	2.575	65,556
02/07/2019	2.74	2.78	2.5527	2.63	54,649
02/06/2019	2.57	2.7613	2.53	2.7	242,347
02/05/2019	2.67	2.67	2.5	2.57	104,681
02/04/2019	2.6	2.6866	2.47	2.64	114,895
02/01/2019	2.55	2.817	2.53	2.59	277,522
01/31/2019	2.52	2.539	2.2893	2.5	244,514
01/30/2019	2.47	2.75	2.45	2.5	124,684
01/29/2019	2.96	2.96	2.321	2.4	375,628
01/28/2019	2.48	3	2.44	2.88	416,615
01/25/2019	2.3	2.4569	2.29	2.45	114,689
01/24/2019	2.29	2.2969	2.25	2.29	34,676
01/23/2019	2.27	2.3	2.25	2.28	33,183
01/22/2019	2.35	2.46	2.15	2.3	100,006
01/18/2019	2.22	2.35	2.16	2.28	62,209
01/17/2019	2.22	2.2511	2.051	2.23	66,808
01/16/2019	2.17	2.5658	2.11	2.21	247,170
01/15/2019	1.94	2.1299	1.85	2.11	259,819
01/14/2019	1.89	1.94	1.85	1.94	73,521
01/11/2019	1.86	1.89	1.85	1.88	8,282
01/10/2019	1.86	1.94	1.7601	1.87	68,271
01/09/2019	1.73	1.9066	1.73	1.86	79,441
01/08/2019	1.82	1.82	1.7741	1.78	16,408
01/07/2019	1.85	1.85	1.72	1.82	45,680
01/04/2019	1.75	1.88	1.6404	1.86	88,510
01/03/2019	1.56	1.7325	1.49	1.73	88,677
01/02/2019	1.55	1.5925	1.481	1.56	19,537
12/31/2018	1.37	1.6322	1.33	1.56	136,366
12/28/2018	1.3	1.3729	1.3	1.37	37,575
12/27/2018	1.38	1.48	1.29	1.3	44,318
12/26/2018	1.348	1.4	1.33	1.4	30,512
12/24/2018	1.3	1.4234	1.2601	1.42	15,609
12/21/2018	1.42	1.44	1.27	1.27	71,640
12/20/2018	1.44	1.496	1.4	1.4	42,102
12/19/2018	1.47	1.5099	1.4171	1.45	24,839
12/18/2018	1.48	1.49	1.4501	1.46	17,520
12/17/2018	1.64	1.64	1.47	1.48	69,972
12/14/2018	1.7	1.7085	1.55	1.65	53,548

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To: N. Dixon who wrote (27159)	5/20/2019 6:18:49 PM
From: wallstreetbull	of 49253

Shorted shares up 577% not 83%

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From: Auger50	5/20/2019 8:17:37 PM
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One author writes... “The roof, C-pillars, and rear deck are all laminated glazing for maximum visibility. Among the options are electrochromic glass panels, which can change opacity with the touch of a button. *The effect is gorgeous, but also functional.”* automobilefanatics.com

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To: Auger50 who wrote (27161)	5/20/2019 8:44:01 PM
From: wallstreetbull	of 49253

That looks really good! So what will Ferrari and Lamborghini do? I wish I had exactly that in my freedom panels on top of my Jeep! I would pay 5k for it! I got more in lights then that on my Jeep. If the AUDI GT will have it Ill take that as well. My issue is the only EV car I have been in makes me motion sick but maybe it was because I was not driving.

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From: dimtint	5/20/2019 8:47:58 PM
	1 Recommendation of 49253

goauto.com.au <<<while the rear window panel also features projections that can alert trailing drivers and pedestrians.>>> '20 May 2019 By ROBBIE WALLIS in STUTTGART WITH the reveal of the ESF 2019 concept, Mercedes-Benz has showcased some of the safety and comfort technologies it envisages will make its way into production vehicles of the future. The new GLE-based concept is designed to represent what the next 10 years of technological advancement for the brand and follows on from the last ESF concept released in 2009.' ..... '“And I can already say this much: some of the functions are very close to series production.”'

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