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From: IainNG@kolumbus.fi
"Patrick Turner" wrote in message
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On Jun 17, 5:36 pm, "Iain Churches" wrote:
> "Patrick Turner" wrote in message
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> news:5e95f750-8bd2-4395-8603-38d126f29932@q14g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
> On Jun 17, 1:46 am, "Iain Churches" wrote:
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>> Huge quantities were not ordered for immediately delivery, but say
>> X units a month over 2 years. I bet that even you would pull out all
>> the stops if you could win an order ike that, Patrick:-)))
>To win a contract like that you'd need to know the right ppl in the
>right places plus show you had already established a factory which
>could increase production numbers.
These days many firms are kick-started on venture capital.
If you can convince a major potential client regarding the
product you are proposing to build.
I can think of many examples, most of which started out a
shirtcuff sketches. The British are pretty good at that sort
of thing but somehow they don't seem to be able to sustain
the momentum to follow through.
>> In 2006 an announcement was made that a new company using the
>> name Radford Electonics would start to build the STA series valve
>> amps again using the same Radford logo. There were legal
>> complications, and nothing came of it.
>Not much in Google about Radford RFTD amp models, (Raised from The
>Dead)
No. They contacted me a an early stage. There were lots of news
bulletins sent to potential investors and other interested parties.
But product demonstration deadlines came and went with nothing
to show. Then silence.
I am pretty sure I know what the reason was......
Iain
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