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Brice D. Hornback wrote:
> Hello.  As I mentioned in my last message, I've been pretty sick for the
> six
> weeks or so and actually did end up in the hospital.  Anyway, I am
> recovering quickly and have already gotten back to work on the modules and
> hope to have *all* the remaining modules shipped in the next few weeks.  I
> am spending every waking moment of time I'm not at work on the modules.  A
> good friend of mine, Andrew (aka trelane), has been helping me and now that
> I'm able to work again... we will be wrapping these up quickly.
> 
> Expect to see some shipping updates by the end of the week.  There are
> still
> a couple of partials to ship (need tested) and the complete PSIM-1's only
> require wiring the panels and testing.  It won't take long.
> 
> Once these are shipped... there are some VERY exciting things in the works.
> Expect to be hearing a lot more from me now that I'm back in action!
> 
> - Brice
> http://www.SynthModules.com
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "p. hendricks" <ph@comcast.net>
> To: <SynthModules@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2005 12:14 AM
> Subject: [SynthModules] any update?
> 
> 
>> Hi Brice,
>> so what's the latest update?
>> when should we be expecting our modules now?
>> thanks,
>> phil
>>
>>

I just wanted to take a second to introduce myself to the list.  I've
been assisting Brice working on the PSIM-1's.  I'd like to take a moment
to clear up a few rumors I've heard regarding their production.

1.  Brice has not been (recently) abducted by aliens.  The alien angle
on their delay is entirely false.
2.  The production has been in no way effected by the war on terror.
Terrorists apparently being music lovers too have not in any way
hindered our efforts at PSIM construction.
3.  Brice has been very sick and in and out of the hospital for the last
month and a half (since august 28th), wishes for his good health would
be greatly appreciated as they're not sure what's wrong with him though
hopefully it isn't too major.
4.  We have not in fact skipped the country with your money and the
intent of relocating to a tropical locale with beautiful half-dressed
women and no extradition treaties.  Unless you count Indiana.  I don't.

With that said we're expecting to get 2-3 hours of work in on the
modules tonight.  Most of the boards have been finished, but mating them
to the faceplate and testing each board still remains to be done.

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