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Permalink Reply by Barrington Lewis on July 23, 2009 at 10:19pm: I'm starting to feel bullish towards AINV - any takers??; ▶ Reply to This

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Permalink Reply by Ted Weir on November 2, 2009 at 11:40am: At last! CelLynx is starting to clean up its bottom after drifting down largely, I believe, due to market makers making market.

Friday showed a small flurry of activity showing a pop in volume to 321,202.

I hear that there is movement in the background. The market depth shows that the activity looks like short closing on a scale that would suggest the market makers are getting ready for action soon IMHO

If there was a time to take a close look at this one (CYNX) it is now.

Here is a product assessment from a buyer of the stock taken from RagingBull.com"

Thought I'd let you know, I purchased one of the 5 Barz Road Warrior units last week from the Repeater Store. $299 US, $335 with tax and shipping. I asked them how many they had sold and if the response was good from the customer. They said they had sold 40 to 50 units and they were fairly impressed with that number because there had not been much advertising and not many people knew of the product yet. Also the said they had heard of no problems from customers and had not had any returned. I bought it just so I could see if it actually worked.
Well it arrived yesterday and I was like a kid on Christmas. I've been waiting for this day for almost 2 years. The packaging was nice and the unit seems well built. Everything needed is in the box and all I had to do was plug it in. The phone has to be in the cradle for best performance and there's even an on off switch on the cradle for turning the unit on and off if the cigarette lighter stays on after the car ignition is turned off, which mine does.
Now for the good part, I can tell you YES it does work and quite nicely. I use a Blackberry 8310 through AT&T and the way to tell if you’re getting a signal boost is to go to the phone menu click on Options and then Status. The phone will give -dBm number for the quality of signal it is receiving. I think that stands for decibels of gain. I’m told by the company that -60dBm is approximately 5 barz and -100dBm is like 1 or 0 barz. So the lower – number the better the signal. In my case I had -84dBm with the unit turned off. Still a signal good enough to talk on. However, when I turned the 5Barz on the signal started improving and ended up at -51dBm. Deep into 5 bar territory.
I did the test this morning and subsequently purchased another 10,000 shares at .15. Looking at the stock chart I don’t see much selling going on. Not much volume on this decline. I think just lack of buying and kind of a wait see about the Dollardex funding. Obviously they’re going to need money to fund the marketing roll out but I can tell you that the product does work and is available for purchase commercially by the public. That has been the higher risk part of this deal so far, I think. And I got to believe if they’ve made it this far they’ll get the funding.
Good luck gents,
G

Here's an update on the unit I purchased. .... We tested the Road Warrior this week on I-5. It runs from Nor Cal to So Cal with a 120 mile stretch that is notorious for dropped calls every 2 - 3 minuets making cell use impossible for about two hours. The results were not one dropped call and the cell signal monitor on the phone never got worse than -73 dBm. An added bonus is, the navigation built into the phone is vastly improved. The AT&T Navigator with Traffic, Maps and Search was always slow to connect and intermittent at best making it a pain to use. AT&T told me that was normal. Right! Now it connects straight away and works flawlessly. Much less of a hassle. -60dBm is about 5 barz and I have been getting signals as low as -25 dBm. All I can say is this thing works great! It's like having a phone that works as advertised. I didn't know what I was missing but wouldn't want to be with out one now that I have it. Once people start hearing about it I'm convinced sales will grow exponentially. Also I hear the home unit is do out after the first of the year and the Dollardex deal is still in place. Funding could be sooner that later. Best to you. G

To test the unit I sent it with a friend of mine who is a salesman and travels weekly to different cities all up and down Calif. I got another update from him yesterday. He was in Long Beach Ca wich is part of the Los Angeles metropolis. An area that is not out in the country but a big city where you think there should be good cell srevice. He had put the Roads Warrior in his trunk before he'd gotten his car washed. So without the unit he tried using the Navigation in his Blackberry. Well, navigation didn't work because signal not strong enough. So he pulled over got the Road Warrior out of the trunk and BAMM! Navigation worked perfect. Also he told me that on the I-5 stretch where he normally drops 50 calls he closed a sale on the phone for $700. He's buying a Road Warrior when he gets back to town paid for by the sale he made where he normally couldn't talk. I'm begining to see a bigger market for these gadgets.

link to repeaterstore.com's page on 5 Barz (the product): http://www.repeaterstore.com/cellynx/5barz-road-warrior.html

and the CelLynx website: www.cellynx.com

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Permalink Reply by Ted Weir on November 4, 2009 at 1:22pm: From http://www.foxnews.com

8 Tech Trends for 2010:

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,570493,00.html

# 8. Your gadgets will have gadgets

Cell-phone boosters have become popular in the past few years, purporting to improve coverage and signal quality. Most have added, oh, one bar at most. The zBoost ONE (www.wi-ex.com) can boost your connection up three bars. The device is so innovative, it won a Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) award recently.

Why the trend is important: People in rural areas and deep within office complexes often can't participate in the mobile revolution. A booster makes high-speed access viable for everyone.
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