Cambridge Aero Instruments Inc. Changeover

Pilots who want information regarding what is
happening at Cambirdge Aero Instruments, Inc., should
look at the company website at www.cambridge-aero.com
and, for futher information refer to news accounts
in the Martinsville, Virginia Post at www.martinsvillepost.com.
I suggest that Paul Remde and anyone else who
wants to comment should first do a name search on Nixon
and Rogers and Cerxon at www.maratinsvillepost.com
to evaluate the character of the people that Mr. Remde
wants to deal with. After you read the information
I think you will feel as I do that the changes at Cambridge
Aero Instruments, Inc. are for the best.

I followed the suggestion and found a Cambridge infomercial listed under =
news....hmm, should I be worried?

At 22:18 29 July 2003, Joe McCormack wrote:
Pilots who want information regarding what is
happening at Cambirdge Aero Instruments, Inc., should
look at the company website at www.cambridge-aero.com
and, for futher information refer to news accounts
in the Martinsville, Virginia Post at www.martinsvillepost.com.
I suggest that Paul Remde and anyone else who
wants to comment should first do a name search on Nixon
and Rogers and Cerxon at www.maratinsvillepost.com
to evaluate the character of the people that Mr. Remde
wants to deal with. After you read the information
I think you will feel as I do that the changes at Cambridge
Aero Instruments, Inc. are for the best.



Joe,

As a customer I would be interested to know who now
runs CAI and who is in charge of glider instrument
development?

John Galloway

Hi John,

That will most likely take several months to sort out. Lawyers are
involved!

I think I've been clear in other postings who I hope keeps control of CAI.
I should also mention that I hope that David Ellis is involved.

Paul Remde

"John Galloway" wrote in message
...
At 22:18 29 July 2003, Joe McCormack wrote:
Pilots who want information regarding what is
happening at Cambirdge Aero Instruments, Inc., should
look at the company website at www.cambridge-aero.com
and, for futher information refer to news accounts
in the Martinsville, Virginia Post at www.martinsvillepost.com.
I suggest that Paul Remde and anyone else who
wants to comment should first do a name search on Nixon
and Rogers and Cerxon at www.maratinsvillepost.com
to evaluate the character of the people that Mr. Remde
wants to deal with. After you read the information
I think you will feel as I do that the changes at Cambridge
Aero Instruments, Inc. are for the best.



Joe,

As a customer I would be interested to know who now
runs CAI and who is in charge of glider instrument
development?

John Galloway