All of this is to say, that the design is stable and mature, and there will be no need for first year revisions (all too common with some manufacturers).
Our customers like stable, mature designs ...
All of this is to say, that the design is stable and mature, and there will be no need for first year revisions (all too common with some manufacturers).
Our customers like stable, mature designs ...
The rendering shown here is a mock-up using the Sketchup program. We had difficulty creating vacuum tubes in the actual 3D CAD modeling program and we thought this better represented the visual concept.
We baked a couple of options into the design and we'll be discussing this in the next month.
We're getting very close ...
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