I just got an update on how EPS is doing. the flying is going well however they think it may be difficult to get 40 hours in before Oshkosh. Apparently the FAA has a very organized program for testing a new experimental engine in a certified airframe and as a result they need to do a lot of tests that take time to do. However they are working very hard to get it to OSH somehow however it may not be able to fly during the show.

the other good news is that all the hype is getting a lot of investors to come out of the woodwork and probably all the remaining stock will be sold in the next month. therefore if there any accredited investors out there that want to get in on it you need to contact them and do it soon before all of the rest of the C round and the production D round is sold. www.EPS.aero

If they get fully funded things will move a lot faster as they can add the people they need to keep the project on track to be certified in 2016.

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Bill Lawson
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