ADVC nicht vergessen! Spectrucell wurde erfolgreichgetestet! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[morchel]

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (ACT-USA) (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC) today announced that the company`s research and development arm has successfully demonstrated the establishment of the World`s first mobile wireless phone call on a Software Defined Radio (SDR) platform using the CDMAone (IS-95B) protocol. The call was made to an off-the-shelf Qualcomm CDMA PCS handset, was processed on the company`s SpectruCell SDR base station, and perhaps most importantly, was made without the use of any protocol specific hardware or Qualcomm chipsets.

This successful demonstration is extremely significant for mobile wireless operators planning to rollout 3G (UMTS, WCDMA, IMT2000) services and other 2G (GSM, CDMA) based networks. The ability of the company`s SpectruCell SDR wireless base station to eliminate the need for Qualcomm`s CDMA chipsets to provide CDMA functionality on SDR has the potential to generate very significant savings in licensing fees for carriers seeking to roll-out 3G or 2G networks.

"Qualcomm has been reputed to have held a stranglehold on CDMA as far as network providers are concerned," said Roger May, Chairman of ACT-USA. "Until now there was no other way to provide a CDMA based service and network operators were bound to pay substantial license fees to Qualcomm for the use of their CDMA chipsets. By using a software radio technology instead of conventional hardware based network solutions, ACT`s SpectruCell SDR base station technology is able to complete these same processes in software which effectively by-passes the majority of Qualcomm`s patents on CDMA. Combined with SpectruCell`s software up-gradability, multiple protocol functionality, shared or virtual networking capability and distributed network architecture, the potential savings for network operators deciding to implement SpectruCell are extremely significant. The projected cost of a SpectruCell SDR multiple protocol wireless base station is expected to be 25% less than that of a current technology single protocol base station."

May continued, "ACT has lodged a number of patent applications over the core processes for implementing CDMA on a SDR platform. Given the shift towards SDR and the backing this exciting technology is receiving from the industry regulators like the FCC, we believe that this provides ACT-USA with a substantial asset capable of generating significant income and should position us in powerful competitive position, as other base station manufacturers seek to develop SDR base stations."

Video Clip of World First Demonstration of SDR based CDMA Support

The ACT engineers in Australia recorded the establishment of the CDMA call to a handset from the company`s SpectruCell SDR base station. It was filmed on-site at the R&D center in Melbourne, Australia and provides a demonstration of the processes for the call set up and an actual call being made to a Qualcomm CDMA PCS handset. The video can be viewed by downloading it from ACT`s web site at http://www.act-aus.net/video/scdemo.html (the video requires Quicktime 5, a download link for the program is provided on ACT`S website).

morchel

[Birger]

Also so ein jammernder CEO kommt meiner Meinung nach nicht soooo gut an

RM scheint ziemlich nervös zu sein, den Aktienkurs endlich nach oben zu bekommen. Eine Hammer-news nach der anderen...

Ich würde sagen, nach dem Anstieg der letzten Tage werden die basher und MarketManipulators bald wie die Schmeißfliegen über uns herfallen...

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC&rea…

NITE is just sitting on us and holding the price back - they always have over the past few years, unless really strong
buying and volume holds them back - these are not 144 shares - I do not believe they have the shares - pure MM
manipulation. Very frustrating on such powerful news.

Gruß Birger

[Diva]

Hallo Birger,

"Also so ein jammernder CEO kommt meiner Meinung nach nicht soooo gut an." .... ist ja noch richtig nett formuliert .... ich würde RM am Liebsten einen Maulkorb verpassen ... möchte nur wissen, warum für Ihn der Sharepreis diese Rolle spielt .... und das gerade jetzt ... .

Daß sich der Kurs im Verhältnis zu den news nur wenig bewegt .... nun dass hat Mr. Großmaul sich selbst zuzuschreiben ....

Langfristig sehe ich ADVC sehr positiv (... mit der Einschränkung des Kaputtredens seitens seiner Hoheit ....)

we will see .... 2$ ....

Es grüßt

Diva

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

endlichmal ein Insiderbuy:

SEC Link to Current Insider Buying in ADVC

On August 31, 2001, Wayne Danson, the CFO of ADVC, spent a total of $190,107.14 to acquire 599,492 shares ADVC.

This transaction increased his total holdings of ADVC shares to 974,316.

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1100820/0001074140015…

Es grüßt

Diva

[morchel]

Gute Diva, braver Wayne!

morchel

[Diva]

Hallo an alle, Hallo Morchel,

RE: Shares held by Danson Partners, LLC

NepeanGuy and all ADVC investors,

The recent Form 4 filings by Wayne Danson, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (ADVC) state that Mr. Danson currently and indirectly owns 974,316 shares of ADVC, through his association with Danson Partners, LLC.

The recent four(4) filings reflect the "acquisitions" of these shares. Mr. Danson and associates earned these shares for their past services to ADVC.

Also of note is that these, and past filings, reflect relatively few shares "disposed of" (sold) by Mr. Danson. This fact and the fact that Mr. Danson and his associates are willing to take and hold shares of ADVC in return for their work is a true vote of confidence in ADVC by a true "insider" to the workings of ADVC.

____________________________________________________

The Staff of DDInvestor ..... (RB: 105739)

..... ein echter buy wäre mir zwar lieber gewesen, also doch nicht ganz so toll, aber ddinvestor hat mit seinem letzten Satz wohl recht .....

Es grüßt

Diva

[Birger]

Sieht eigentlich ganz gut aus, mit den Patentanmeldungen bisher. Gut, es sind keine 28 wie angekündigt aber immerhin:


Provisional Patent Applications filed

mdsofo,

The following is a list of filings that have been made with the IPAustralia Patent Administration Sustem:

Filing Dates
15/11/00 - Provisional Number : PR1487 - Method and apparatus for long code generation
13/12/00 - Provisional Number : PR2063 - A method for quadrature spreading
11/01/01 - Provisional Number : PR2505 - Method and apparatus for long code generation
09/05/01 - Provisional Number : PR4852 - A software defined transceiver
16/07/01 - Provisional Number : PR6401 - Forward link filter

(A search engine needs to be downloaded and installed in order to access IPAustralia`s patent database. This
download and instructions can be found at

http://www.ipaustralia.gov.au/services/S_soft.htm .)


Paul Staugaitis stated in the 6/27/01 Conference call in regards to the 16/07/01 filing:

"We’ve actually just gone forward with an implementation of an IS95 filter which is crucial to the operation of a CDMA
base station. Now, we’re at the point of getting the claims organized with our lawyers, to get maximum protection with
that patent and we expect to file that either Friday or Monday.

Roger May:
I think it’s a very significant patent though, Paul, isn’t it?

Paul Staugaitis:
It is indeed. Anybody else that is going attempt to implement CDMA on a Software Radio platform is basically going
to have to use our implementation if they are going to get the necessary cost efficiencies out of their Software Radio,
they need to get the thing profitable."

(The ADVC Conference Call (06/27/01) transcription is available in text form at
http://www.ddinvestor.com/advc/cc.html .)


Jason Webster posted yesterday:

"ACT`s patent applications have been thoroughly checked for prior claims by its patent attorneys. Our technology,
such as the ability to process CDMA without Qualcomm chipsets, is breaking new ground and our patent applications
reflect this. ..."
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC&rea…

Jason Webster further explains patenting process:

"Our initial patent applications were provisional, which establishes a priority date for our claim. The final applications
are due to be lodged in the near future. These will be lodged in the United States initially and then internationally."

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC&rea…


Further generic descriptions of what these provisional patent applications cover can be found in the ADVC PR`s
released shortly after each filing.

[DAS_OMEN]

Hallo zusammen,

tja beim Durchwühlen meiner OTC Watchlisten bin ich heute auch wieder auf ADVC gestossen.
Charttechnisch scheint bei 0,25$ das tief gewesen zu sein.
Seit dem sieht die Sache doch gar nicht schlecht aus.
Warte noch etwas ab denke man kommt noch zu 0,32$ oder so rein.
Wie sieht denn die Nachrichtenlage aus sollte bald ne grössere News anstehen ?


Gruss
DAS_OMEN

@Diva hast Du mal wieder was von Jörg gehört wegen WTAI die sehen im Moment auch nicht so schlecht aus ?

[Diva]

Hallo an alle, Hallo Omen,

Es sollten wohl noch ein paar news mit mehr Fleisch dran kommen ... we will see ...

Von Jörg habe ich schon länger nichts gehört, wobei dass sicherlich mehr an mir liegt, bin etwas abgetaucht .... WTAI ... Mickerumsätze, ein Spiel der MM, mehr gerade nicht ... ob die überleben mehr als fraglich ...

cu ... am Stammtisch?? diesen Freitag??

Diva



Today’s PR - SpectruCell and New SDR/FCC Regulations

ADVC related investor update as posted on PRNewswire today:

____________________________________________________

SpectruCell SDR In Line with New FCC Regulations for Implementing Software Defined Radio Network Technology

LOS ANGELES - October 1st, 2001-Advanced Communications Technologies today commented on the recently released FCC regulations for the implementation of software defined radio (SDR) applications into US mobile communications networks.

In March 2001, the FCC circulated a Notice of Inquiry requesting comments from key industry players on a number of issues related to software defined radios. They included the current state of SDR technology, how SDR could facilitate interoperability between radio services, how it could improve the efficiency of spectrum usage, and needed changes in the FCC equipment approval process.

ACT, long recognized as a world leader in the development of software defined radio, was as an important contributor to the FCC Inquiry. Accordingly, ACT provided the FCC with substantial information on the company`s experience with SDR applications together with other recommendations regarding the implementation of software defined radio into the US communications network marketplace.

Recently the FCC announced that it has instituted new regulations, based upon that Inquiry, that will now allow for software defined radio applications to be updated in the field via software modifications and upgrades. Previous regulations required manufacturers wanting to implement changes to the frequency, power or type of modulation for an approved transmitter to obtain a new approval for each update making it virtually impossible to take advantage of SDR`s extreme flexibility to dynamically reconfigure communications devices on-the-fly. Software defined radio is expected to be instrumental in the roll out of 3G services.

"The FCC`s support for SDR and its recent rule changes to accommodate its development and roll out in the US marketplace is a powerful confirmation of the many advantages SDR technology can offer the communications industry," said Roger May, CEO of ACT-USA. "ACT is proud to have its submission accepted by the FCC and to know that its comments have been considered to shape the new regulations for SDR deployment. The new FCC SDR regulations will provide much assistance in the implementation of the company`s SpectruCell SDR multiple protocol wireless base station into the US marketplace".

Complementing this high level support for SDR are several key announcements from the company which include an agreement for it to acquire all rights and intellectual property to the group`s SpectruCell software defined base station technology and the group`s successful demonstration of support for CDMA on the SpectruCell base station without the use of any Qualcomm chipsets. A video presentation of this world first is available at http://www.act-aus.net/video/scdemo.html The video requires Quicktime 5, a download link for the program is provided on ACT`S website).

About Advanced Communications Technologies

.......

[Birger]

SEPT. 11 SH MEETING -IRVINE CA.- THE SKINNY

http://act-us.net/Shareholders%20Meeting%20Minutes.pdf

http://www.ddinvestor.com/advc/shmeeting091101.html

THE SKINNY


PAGE 3- pages refer to acrobat pages.

RM
- the new 100 mill shares may never be available for purchase.
- it`s currency for aquisitions.
- doubts very much if LT funding line will ever be activated. There are
better options available. LT is a tool and is there if we need it.
- a new option has come up that may require another SH
meeting

PAGE 4

- when we get into 1st gear, there won`t be enough shares out there!
- ADVC = the equipment provider on a global scale to the network
providers.
- we`re sitting pretty for the rollout of 3G Spectrum.

PAGE 5

- RM in series of talks with Lockheed Martin Global Telecom on E
Coast Sept 24-28 ( just completed Fri) to expand the relationship!
- ACT-aus now has 300 employees. 121 engineers.
- Co operations just valued at 400 mill(aus?)
- SC valued at 214 mill(aus?)
- 30 mill grant from Aus gov`t is largest in history!
- NO venture capital used, and ZERO bank finance used!
- US is highly profitable revenue generating arm and ACT is the R&D
arm.

PAGE 6

- RLM wants equity(shares) in ADVC as well as cash for their
co-development work. They want a stake.
- RLM built a 130 mill facility in Aus to develop a 2.7 bill project for Aus
Gov`t - OVER THE HORIZON RADAR.
- they attracted 500 of the world`s best engineers.
- the project is completed, and RLM wants to keep this crack engineer
team together, and came to us 5 months ago to develop SC!.

PAGE 7

- Paul Johnson(managing director of RLM) to RM - "you have the
vision, but I`ll look anyone in the eye and tell them we`ll build it! And it
shouldn`t take more than 6 months"
- 40 RLM engineers have been involved from the 1st LOI.
- plan to use 300.
- there are even more plans than that!
-*** LOCKHEED MARTIN - has a 2.5 bill. military communications
contract.
- *** RLM was awarded a 100 mill US military communications network
contract.This total to go into SC!
- SDI is in both these contracts.
- *** one of their exhibitions approached us to use SC to
compete with QCOM in a major contract!

PAGE 8

- RM about RM - I`m NOT conventional! # rules for business: 10
audacity 2) audacity 3) most of all - audacity! - "and even that is
lacklustre for me!"

PAGE 9

RM
- communications are improving between ADVC and SH.
- skeleton staff till now, as thats all we needed.
- product now near ready for deployment, so we`re gearing up with
staff.
- *** last Oct Seimens, France Telecom, US Sprint, Motorola,
Nortel, Lucent, Nokia, Qualcom, EDS, Lockheed Martin wouldn`t
even return calls. Now WITHOUT EXCEPTION - everyone of
these has come to ADVC in the last 6 or 7 months!!!

*** ROGER MAY - WE ARE BURIED!!! ***

PAGE 10

- MSFT managing director in Melbourne office Sept 10.
- RM - last year we were struggling for attention - now we`re
struggling with the attention we`re getting!!

PAGE 11

- prior to recent 3.5 mill tranche of Aus Gov`t grant, they requested an
update of evaluation report(at Gov`t expense).
- it was done and is VERY positive.
- evaluations - if you don`t pay for them, you don`t get them.

PAGE 11

- we have development alliances with Chameleon, LRM, and we
signed with Cisco last Dec. - but they have their own problems right
now.
- an alliance is in process with EDS
- we`re in heavy discussions with US Sprint, British Callnet, Orange.
- we`re in discussions with virtually EVERY CO IMAGINABLE!
- WITHOUT EXCEPTION - THESE CO`s ALLCAME TO US!!
- we`ve signed a LOI with EDS for back office billing structure for AMR -
Australon.
- QCOM wants ADVC to produce a hybrid base stn to utilize
SDR, GSM, etc and their chip-based CDMA in the same base stn.


- *****ROGER - "WE CAN SAVE QCOM`S LIFE"!!!


re-evaluation update of ACT Aus @ 400 mill. ADVC = 20%.

PAGE 12

MIM

- ACT Aus just paid 2.2 mill for balance of proprietary rights to MIM
technology. MOT came to ACT for use of it in their product line.
- interests in UK
- to be rolled out in US under ADVC.
- 60% of Aus homes are signed up and processed!
- $150/year/home VS 700 -1500 with others!
- we have inquiries from all over the world!!
- talks are ongoing for network provision for 2 major carriers.
-talks are ongoing with the NEW IRIDIUM to provide telemetry for
meter reading!

PAGE 13

- RM is happy with SC commercialization timeframes.
- they will be accelerated.
- >b>field trials are well under way
- 1 OF THE TOP 3 US CARRIERS SAID 1 MONTH AGO THEY WANT
TO TRIAL IN KANSAS. THIS WILL BE VERY SIGNIFICANT AND
WILL BREAK THE ICE IN THE US!!
- we expect to have field trials with 3 other major US carriers!
- ADVC looking at full time CFO for LA.
- also full time Chief Engineer to help with implementation.
- both people have been identified
- looking to expand sales base in US.
- also to aquire operational infrastructure thru NAS shell
- we`re talking with 2 large ones at present.
- WE`RE LOOKING TO EXPAND THINGS DRAMATICALLY!!

PAGE 14

- ADVC to own 100% of wordwide rights to SC!
- valuation is about 100 mill.
- carriers are looking to co-locate and share network infrastructure
- we`ve been invited - at no expense to us - to ADDRESS the 3G
WORLD CONGRESS in Paris
- TI HAS APPROACHED US TO UTILIZE OPERATING SYSTEM OF SC!


PAGE15

- at least 15 varieties of 3G exist now
- carriers are under severe pressure to get a return on their Spectrum purchases
- hardware or software approach???
- if their platforms aren`t flexible - they`ll spend billions more every year or so in
infrastructure.
- we`re on the bleeding edge.
- MILITARY - communications networks are part of the commercial aspect
of SC and are fair game for ADVC.

PAGE 16

- we need to do very little marketing as they`re all coming to us!
- all we need is a high degree of tech expertise to sell and implement - we have
that
- AMR - is a different story
- ACT`s AMR is proprietary and only 20% of the cost of Echelon`s
- Echelon`s is Commercial - ours is domestic AND Commercial!

PAGE 17

- we`re avoiding military applications such as radar and imaging.
- too cumbersome and cash/time consuming.
- 10 year sticky Gov`t contracts.
- even Lockheed Martin is getting out of that market

PAGE 19

- recent 80% of SC for 80 mill to be paid for with 35 mill from cash raised and
the rest in stock.
- the other 45 mill raised will stay in ADVC
- price is as per KPMG evaluation - less a discount.
- valuation already discounted 60% and also some more
- priced around 100 mill

PAGE 20

- we`re in the BUILDING STAGE
- still on track for 1st calendar Q of 2002.
- we have/will change or bring in extra contractors to expedite project if/when
required.

END OF SH MTG.

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

Qualcomm out of the CDMA loop?
By: Jørgen Sundgot, 26.09.01 11:59

For the first time, a CDMA call was placed using the CDMAone protocol without a Qualcomm CDMA chipset - which could mean significantly reduced costs for wireless operators.


If there`s one company that has been responsible for slowing down the development and implementation rate of wireless networks, it`s Qualcomm. Holder of numerous patents related to CDMA technology, Qualcomm has forced everyone who have wished to build wireless networks utilizing CDMA technology to pay hefty licensing fees to them - thereby effectively narrowing profit margins for wireless operators and causing a slowdown in the entire sector.

Now, however, Qualcomm might just be thrown partially out of the loop as a Advanced Communications Technologies (ACT) has announced that the company`s research and development arm has successfully demonstrated the establishment of the World`s first mobile wireless phone call on a Software Defined Radio (SDR) platform using the CDMAone (IS-95B) protocol. The call was made to an off-the-shelf Qualcomm CDMA PCS handset, was processed on the company`s SpectruCell SDR base station, and perhaps most importantly, was made without the use of any protocol specific hardware or Qualcomm chipsets.

The successful demonstration is extremely significant for mobile wireless operators planning to roll out 3G (UMTS, WCDMA, IMT2000) services and other 2G (GSM, CDMA) based networks, in that it eliminates the need for Qualcomm`s CDMA chipsets to provide CDMA functionality, and thus has the potential to generate very significant savings in licensing fees for carriers seeking to roll-out 3G or 2G networks.

"Qualcomm has been reputed to have held a stranglehold on CDMA as far as network providers are concerned," said Roger May, Chairman of ACT-USA. "Until now there was no other way to provide a CDMA based service and network operators were bound to pay substantial license fees to Qualcomm for the use of their CDMA chipsets. By using a software radio technology instead of conventional hardware based network solutions, ACT`s SpectruCell SDR base station technology is able to complete these same processes in software which effectively by-passes the majority of Qualcomm`s patents on CDMA."

Mr. May also predicts that the projected cost of a SpectruCell SDR multiple protocol wireless base station is expected to be 25% less than that of a current technology single protocol base station, which would make the offer an attractive one for wireless operators.

However, ACT has also lodged a number of patent applications over the core processes for implementing CDMA on a SDR platform, and the company admits itself that the breakthrough positions the company in a powerful competitive position, as other base station manufacturers seek to develop SDR base stations. How the company chooses to use that power is up to them - hopefully, it will be in a manner that benefits the progress of the implementation of 2G and 3G networks.

RB: 106767

Es grüßt

Diva

[Diva]

Und gleich weiter:

ACT - Latest media article

The following appeared in today`s IT section of `The Australian` newspaper.

02Oct2001 AUSTRALIA: ACT set for growth.

By ADRIAN LYNCH.

ACT`s SpectruCell has passed a key test to qualify as a vital component of mobile phone networks, Adrian Lynch reports FOLLOWING a demonstration of its multiprotocol base stations, Advanced Communications Technologies Australia (ACT) is poised to become a major supplier to world mobile phone networks.
In a market expected to be worth billions of dollars, ACT has shown its SpectruCell base stations can handle CDMA (code division multiple access) calls without expensive, patent-protected Qualcomm chip sets.
Last week in the US, ACT sold the worldwide marketing rights for SpectruCell to its US arm (ACT-USA) for $200 million.
Until the sale, ACT-USA was responsible for marketing SpectruCell in the Americas.
With the worldwide marketing rights, the US arm will initially concentrate on marketing the technology in Europe, where carriers have bought radio spectrum to carry 3G mobile telephony and are building 3G mobile systems.
Another key focus will be China, tipped to be the world`s biggest mobile phone market by 2008.
For carriers, the attraction of SpectruCell is three-fold.
Multiprotocol SpectruCell base stations are expected to be 25 per cent cheaper than single transmission protocol base stations equipped with Qualcomm chips.
Also, their use does not require payment of licensing fees to Qualcomm and their software can be easily updated remotely to handle emerging mobile phone protocols.
In its Melbourne experiment on September 10, SpectruCell flawlessly handled a CDMA mobile phone call using specially developed software, ACT says.
The call was successfully routed via an Alcatel network emulator to a SpectruCell software-defined radio (SDR) base station and then to a standard Qualcomm chip CDMA handset using the CDMAone (IS-95B) transmission protocol.
ACT USA chairman Roger May says: "Using a software radio technology instead of conventional hardware-based network solutions, enables the SpectruCell SDR base station to complete processes in software, bypassing most of Qualcomm`s patents on CDMA.
"ACT has lodged patent applications over the core processes for using CDMA on SDR platforms.
"The shift towards SDR and the backing this exciting technology is receiving from industry regulators such as the US Federal Communications Commission provide ACT-USA with a substantial asset.
"It should give us a powerful competitive position as other base station manufacturers seek to develop SDR base stations," In recent months, ACT Australia has moved to boost its lead in multiprotocol base station systems.
It has signed a two-year $9 million research deal with Melbourne`s RMIT University to expand the capacity of SpectruCell to handle diverse, high-bandwidth traffic flows by developing smart antennas, digital signalling architecture and intelligent network management systems.
SpectruCell base stations, which will be commercially released early next year, will be protocol forward-and backward-compatible so they can handle existing and projected mobile phone transmission systems.
Last month, in a move to boost production of SpectruCell stations, ACT formalised a business alliance with RLM Systems, a joint venture owned by defence science firms Lockheed Martin and Tenix Australia.
RLM will initially supply 40 engineers for the project, and within 18-24 months may be supplying as many as 300 engineers.
(c) Nationwide News Proprietary Ltd, 2001.
Source: AUSTRALIAN (THE) 02/10/2001

Jason Webster
Manager-Corporate Communications
Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd

RB: 106770

Es grüßt

Diva

[DAS_OMEN]

Hi Diva,

Stammtisch ?
Kannst mir ja mal ins Postfach mailen wo !

Gruss
DAS_OMEN

[Diva]

Hallo an alle, Hallo Omen,

der Stammtisch wäre in Mannheim ... und irgendwie dachte ich, Du könntest auch aus dem Raum kommen.

Zu ADVC: Phantasten und Träumer gibt es ... tssss ... aber es liest sich nett :

Subject: Lets talk earnings
Date: 10/4/01 1:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: FrankWighard
Message-id:

If we chose to build in China we could hire 1600 workers for about $4,600.00 a day.
At 12 cents per hour.
If we get orders for about 20,000 base stations a year for the next 10 years and if we make 1/3 on the mark up or about $50,000.00 per station, that would equal $1, Billion a year in profits from Basestation sales,
and if we can sell 10,000,000 remote meter readers a year for the next 10 years that alone would earn us $1.2 Billion a year in monthly fees, and If we assume we can make $50.00 per unit then that is = $500,000,000.00 a year in profits from the sales of the readers.
Total profit from meter readers sales is $500,000,000.00 per year + $1.2 Billion in monthly fees Compounded yearly. End of ten years $1.2 Billion in monthly fees X 10 = 100 million meter readers and = 1.2 Billion a Year in just monthly fees.

The Royalties from phone calls at only $10,000.00 per year per base station would equal another $200,000,000.00 per year compounded annually.
At the end of ten years we would have 200,000 base stations and if each generated only $10,000.00 in yearly fees that still is = $2Billion a year in Royalties from phone calls.

Profits from building the Basestations would equal $50,000.00 X 20,000 = $1Billion or $5.00 per share
Profits from manufacturing the remote readers 10,000,000 per year X $50.00 = Another $500 Million a year or $2.50 EPS.
Total from Meter Readers = $500 Million sales profits and $120 Million from fees compounded yearly.
First year $620, 000,000.00 second year $740,000,000.00 third year $860,000,000.00 fourth year $980,000,000.00
year six $1.100,000,000.00 year seven $1,220,000,000.00 year eight $1,340,000,000.00 year nine $1,460,000,000.00
Year Ten $1,580,000,000.00 in meter fees alone. Or $7.50 per share earnings from the monthly fees.
During the same time period we would profit $500,000,000.00 per year from the manufacturing or $2.50 EPS..

The potential for remote meter readers over the next ten years is a build up to $10.00 per share in earnings for year 10.

Basestations Building 20,000 per year = $1 Billion or $5.00 EPS
Royalties from Basestations at only $10,000,00 per year per station = $200,000,000.00 or $1.00 EPS per year
Year Two = $2,00 EPS, 3=yr. 3 = $3.00 EPS., yr. 4 = $4.00 EPS ----- year ten = $10.00 EPS
Total Year One = $1.62 Billion or $8.10 EPS
Total Year Two = $1.74 Billion or $8.70 EPS.
Total Year Three = $1.86 Billion or $9.30 EPS
Total Year Four = $1.98 billion or $9.90 EPS.
I would like to think that these numbers are conservative due to the low royalties from calls placed on base stations.
I would think that the figures are very low and should really be at least 2 to 3 or even 4 times that amount.

And we will leave out all other product sales that may come along.
This is just one man`s opinion and the figures are not confirmed and should not be relied upon - This just a guess if all goes well.
If the numbers are close and a P/E of 20 then a stock price of $200 is conservitive. That means that the potential for this stock to rise is about 600 times higher than its current price.

RB 107316

Es grüßt

Diva, die die newslose Zeit füllt

[SOX.X]

Hi Leute!

Kann jemand etwas zu dem Blocktrade über 146000 Stück zu 0,34 von heute sagen?

10:58:38 AM Trade 0.34 146000 OTC BB

Eine solche Stückzahl ist schon lange nicht mehr im Handel aufgetaucht.

[Diva]

Hallo SOX.X,

also .... ich war`s nicht ....

Es grüßt

Diva

[SOX.X]

Ich auch net.
Obwohl ich so eine Stückzahl gerne hätte wenn ADVC ein Erfolg wird.


Grüße
SOX.X

[ROLF_]

Paul Burns, seit Anfang 2001 der Projektleiter des Spectrucell Entwicklungsteams, schreibt ein Buch über Software defined Radio:
http://www.simplexity.com.au/index.html

Eine Biografie von ihm ist dort auch zu finden, er hat vorher unter anderem bei Lockheed Martin/Tenix gearbeitet:
http://www.simplexity.com.au/theauthor.htm

entdeckt hat die Info Da1stYooper vom RB-board:
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC&rea…


Gruß
ROLF_

[Techseeker]

http://www.thedeal.com/cgi-bin/gx.cgi/AppLogic+FTContentServ…

COMMENTS ?

Techs

[Birger]

Tech´s

Oh Mann, wenn endlich mal alles rund läuft bei ADVC kommen die Basher und starten eine Schmutzkampagne. Wie immer

Den Artikel finde ich erschreckend und der wird sich am Mo sicherlich extrem auf den Aktienkurs auswirken - nach unten versteht sich.

Auch wenn ADVC ja offensichtlich nur zu den Firmen gehört, die Finanzierungen von privaten Firmen in Anspruch nahm (ACT-AUS).

Aber alleine die Tatsache dass ADVC und Drogengelder in einem Atemzug genannt wurden wird uns fertig machen. Da werden sicherlich einige abspringen, oder?

Birger

[SOX.X]

Hi Leute!

Den Kurs scheint es heute bis jetzt nicht negativ zu belasten. Es kamen aber auch noch fast keine Umsätze zustande. Was denkt ihr wie es weitergeht?


Gruß
SOX.X

[Sushi138]

Heute hingegen wird der Kurs leider mit hohen Umsätzen gedrückt. Schade :-(

[Sushi138]

Und schon wieder :-(

[HBraun]

Darauf haben wir doch sooo lange gewartet - und was passiert mit dem Kurs? Nichts!

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. today announced that independent telecommunications experts, Gibson Quai Pty Ltd have completed a technical evaluation and review of the company`s SpectruCell software defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless base station technology.

The report, which was completed over several months and required an in-depth analysis and working demonstration of the SpectruCell technology, found that the product is technically feasible and suitable for large-scale manufacture and licensing with a potential addressable market size in excess of $10 billion annually.

``Gibson Quai`s review conclusively confirms that ACT`s SpectruCell base station is a viable technology with substantial market applications``, said Roger May, CEO of ACT-USA. ``ACT is rapidly pursuing the commercialization phase of SpectruCell`s development and our achievements in respect to additional new development of the technology have increased exponentially in recent months. The assistance of Lockheed Martin subsidiary RLM Systems is especially significant in these efforts. Additionally, key patent applications, the worlds first completion of a CDMA phone call from a software defined radio using SpectruCell technology to an off-the-shelf mobile handset without the use of Qualcomm chipsets, prospective field trials and several other key events, all serve to prove that SpectruCell has unprecedented flexibility and application and is well placed to take a dominant position in the global wireless communications marketplace``.

The technical review of the SpectruCell technology was originally commissioned by one of the major investment banks in Australia earlier this year. An update of the report was recently sought by the Australian Government to validate progress and completed development milestones in connection with the $A13 million Government grant that has been awarded to Advanced Communications Technologies. This review was only recently completed and forms the basis of this latest report.

``ACT have made substantial progress in the development of the SpectruCell base station since our initial review. In particular, the company`s work on the development of a software based CDMA receiver is truly revolutionary. ACT has established itself as a leader in software defined radio technologies and this is reflected in what they have been able to achieve with the SpectruCell base station``, says Dominic Quai of Gibson Quai Pty Ltd.

Gibson Quai`s research indicates that the closest publicly known competitor to SpectruCell is AirNet. However, Gibson Quai noted that the AirNet technology is a hybrid with predominantly a hardware implementation to support GSM/EDGE protocols and that in contrast to SpectruCell, multiple protocols cannot be supported simultaneously on an AirNet BTS.

ACT`s success in SpectruCell development is complemented by its progress in establishing field trials with major mobile wireless carriers in the US, Europe and Asia.

May added, ``We have had substantial interest from numerous major carriers in all of the key markets and we are rapidly working towards finalizing agreements for field trials initially scheduled for the first half of 2002. Like Gibson Quai, many of the major global carriers have recognized the many advantages and exceptional flexibility that the SpectruCell SDR multiple protocol wireless base station can offer mobile infrastructure providers planning 3G network rollouts.``

An extract of the Gibson Quai review containing the key findings and an outline of the report`s methodology can be found on ACT`s website at http://www.act-us.net/GQreport.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.act-us.net/GQreport.html .

CEO CONFERENCE CALL

Roger May, CEO of Advanced Communications Technologies Inc will be holding a Q&A conference call for investors to discuss recent company events, including NASDAQ company merger efforts, as well as the many advances the company has made in the development and commercialization progress for the SpectruCell SDR base station. The call will be held next week with exact times and details to be provided in a press release as well as on the company`s web site http://www.act-us.net .

[Diva]

Diesmal ganz ohne Hallo ......

Schei..

Es grüßt

eine stocksau`re Diva

PS für nicht Informierte:

PR - 10K Filing on Track for October Lodgement

Advanced Communications Technologies 10K Filing on Track for October Lodgement

LOS ANGELES-October 18, 2001--Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) (ACT) today announced that its June quarter 10K filing was on track to be lodged prior to the end of October. The filing, which is being prepared in Manhattan, was temporarily delayed due to circumstances arising out of the events of September 11, 2001.

ACT has been advised by its Chief Financial Officer that all documents necessary for lodging the June quarter 10K are now in hand and that the filing will be lodged with the Securities and Exchange Commission prior to the end of October.

The company regrets the delay and apologizes for any concerns caused by the delay in filing the quarterly returns.

About Advanced Communications Technologies .....


will meinen: ab morgen mit "E"

[Birger]

Kann man sooooo doooof sein?

Also echt!

"Wir sind die kommende Microsoft in SDR..."

aber zu blöd, um ein paar Zahlen fristgerecht einzureichen. Vor allem, diese bescheuerte Fa. hat ja sowieso noch keine Umsätze, wie schwierig kann das denn sein, von Null $ Umsatz zu berichten?


Ich bin ebenfalls stinkesauer !!!

Birger


P.S.: Letzte Wo war doch angekündigt, dass diese Wo eine PR über einen CC rauskommen soll.

Diesen Flach-Hirnen kann man doch nichts mehr glauben...

FRUST

[nihilnovum]

Nennen wir es einfach: Drecksladen.

Außerdem 600k für Aquatours...

Beim nächsten kleinen Spike bin ich raus.

mfg Mars

[Birger]

RM versucht doch nun schon seit 2,5 Jahren vom OTC:BB board runterzukommen.

Ich glaube, er schafft es demnächst: Nur anstatt zur NASDAQ aufzusteigen werden wir wahrscheinlich demnächst delistet und wandern nach unten in die PINK SHEETS, wenn nicht demnächst die Unterlagen gefiled werden...

und dann?

Operation vorbei.
Patient tot.

[JoeUp]

Financial Times Deutschland 22.10.2001

Auch ist der Erfolg der dritten Mobilfunkgeneration, UMTS, von dem die Zukunft der Telekomfirmen entscheidend
abhängt, noch nicht ausgemachte Sache. Und der Wettbewerb ist hart, zumal Anbieter neuer Technologien auf den
Markt drängen. "Es besteht die reale Gefahr, dass die mit Wireless-LAN- oder Bluetooth-Zugängen erwirtschaften
Umsätze zu Lasten der UMTS-Einnahmen gehen werden", gibt Jan ten Sythoff von der Research-Firma
Frost&Sullivan zu bedenken. Und Japans größter Mobilfunkanbieter NTT Docomo hat jetzt angekündigt, man wolle
seinen in Japan erfolgreichen mobilen Webzugang i-Mode "bald" in Europa einführen. Eine adäquate Bewertung von
Europas "Telcos" gestaltet sich damit als äußerst schwierig.

Bleibt der Blick auf die Einzelwerte - nicht zuletzt vor dem Hintergrund, dass Europas Telekombetreiber sehr
unterschiedlich aufgestellt sind. Wer sich für einen Einstieg entscheidet, sollte einen langen Atem mitbringen und für
sich ehrlich die Frage beantworten: Glaube ich an den Erfolg des Kommunikationszeitalters und von UMTS?

[SOX.X]

Dann wollen wir mal hoffen, das der Termin am 26. eingehalten wird. Muss schon sagen das ich auch sehr enttäuscht von ADVC bin. Jetzt erklärt sich auch warum der Kurs nach all den positiven Nachrichten nicht angesprungen ist.



Advanced Communications Technologies Pursues Revenues with Automated Meter Reading and Mobile Information Manager Wireless Technologies
LOS ANGELES-October 22, 2001--Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) (ACT) today announced that it is implementing a targeted marketing campaign in the United States designed to generate revenues from sales of its Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) and the Mobile Information Manager (MIM) wireless technologies.

The marketing campaign will operate from ACT`s California offices and involves the establishment of sales and distribution channels for the products, employment of key sales and marketing staff and a nationwide targeted media program. Sales of these two products will provide valuable additional revenue streams to support the company`s growth plans and the commercialization of its core product-SpectruCell, a software defined multiple protocol mobile wireless base station.

The initiation of the US campaign follows completion of successful trials of both technologies by the company`s affiliates in Australia and is designed to capitalize on the massive potential of the US marketplace. Both the technologies are proprietary to companies either owned or majority controlled by Advanced Communications Technologies.

"Our strategy has long been to use Australia as a test bed prior to marketing our technologies in the US", say Roger May, CEO of ACT. "While the residential market for the AMR in Australia is some 7 million households, in the US we can reach over 11 million households in California alone. Add to this the recent problems the US has been experiencing in terms of crippling blackouts and spiraling energy costs and you have an extremely significant opportunity for this energy management system. A similar situation exists in the case of the MIM. America`s trucking fleet numbers in excess of 20 million vehicles and each of these represents a potential customer for our technology".

As both the AMR and the MIM technologies appeal to distinctly separate markets, the campaign will be targeted towards the electrical utility and fleet transport markets respectively.

ACT`s AMR solution is a LonWorks-based device designed to allow electrical utilities to collect real-time data on their customers` power consumption over a wireless network. The AMR solution has been targeted at the residential portion of the electricity metering market with a projected installed price in the region of US$100 per household. Access to real time data and the unit`s LonWorks-based switching capabilities allows utilities to achieve massive efficiencies in power usage and accurate real time management of wholesale electricity purchasing. This ability can result in significant savings for the utility and its customers. The value of the highly innovative AMR technology has not gone unnoticed with ACT`s affiliate Australon Ltd, who supply the AMR device, recently securing field trials with major Australian-based electrical utilities.

The real world demonstration of the AMR solution provided by these trials will form an integral part of ACT`s marketing efforts in the United States and complements the existing trial of the AMR solution in place at Richmond, Australia. Importantly, and in addition to the field trials, a large multinational software integration company has expressed a high degree of interest in adopting and marketing the ACT AMR technology worldwide.

AMR Demonstration

A demonstration of the current AMR trial, which details the advanced data collection and switching capabilities of the AMR unit can be viewed at http://www.australon.com.au/amr.html . Visitors to the site will be able to view real-time power consumption profiles for the properties serviced by the AMR unit in addition to being able to test the unit`s ability to remotely switch devices on or off via an internet connection.

Mobile Information Manager (MIM)

Complementing the substantial sales potential of the AMR solution is ACT`s wireless MIM device. This dashboard mounted communications terminal provides an advanced interface between operators of fleet vehicles and their central control office. Offering features such as GPS tracking, engine management, voice communication and individualized software support the MIM represents a highly flexible and sophisticated means of managing fleet vehicles and operations. The MIM has also been designed to operate over a range of voice and data networks (MPT1327, TETRA, GSM, IDEN, etc).

May added, "Both these products have enormous appeal in the United States marketplace and this targeted campaign is designed to ensure we capitalize on this demand. While each of these products has its particular appeal, we know that the AMR in particular has tremendous application in California where the state has been afflicted by spiraling power charges and costly blackouts. In the case of the MIM, we see its combination of advanced features and highly competitive price point as being the key to success and initial investigations amongst US fleet vehicle operators have yielded highly encouraging results. We are confident that both these products will play a key part in generating revenues and securing returns to shareholders in the lead up to the roll out of ACT`s SpectruCell software defined base station in early 2002. We look forward to reporting positive results as the respective campaigns develop".

June Quarter 10K Filing

The company wishes to advise that its Chief Financial Officer has indicated that the company`s June Quarter 10K will be filed by Friday October 26, 2001. It is anticipated that the company`s ticker symbol will return to ADVC shortly after the 10K is lodged with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

[ostfriese2]

Ich glaube, das Ding ist gelaufen, nicht nur heiße Luft,
sondern auch bewußte Täuschung!

[Diva]

Hallo ostfriese2,

warum glaubst Du das???

es grüßt

Diva

[Moneymonster]

Bin auch schwer entäuscht.War eine typische OTC- Abzocke.
Wieder was gelernt.

Moneymonster

[ostfriese2]

Das Kartenhaus wackelt, an allen Ecken und Kanten wird versucht, das Prinzip Hoffnung hochzuhalten, aber die
konkreten Sachen passieren nicht. Erinnert stark an Metabox.
10 K-Filing auch nicht eingehalten, reines Blendwerk. Nach
meiner Meinung versucht May noch jemanden zu finden, der
in ADVC investiert, um seine Spectrucell Rechte zu bezahlen.
Das Geld wird dann in die private australische Gesellschaft fließen und ADVC US wird Konkurs melden. ADVC ist nichts anderes als ein Kapitalbringer für Sachen, die nur in der
Schublade existieren.

[Birger]

Also ein bisschen konkreter solltet Ihr schon werden...

Birger

[Diva]

Hallo ostfriese2,

wie passt das: "Das Geld wird dann in die private australische Gesellschaft fließen und ADVC US wird Konkurs melden." damit zusammen, dass RM erst die weltweiten Rechte auf ADVC übertragen hat??

Es grüßt

Diva

[ostfriese2]

Diva!
Ganz einfach, May erhoffte sich einen höheren Kurs von ADVC
durch seine ganzen Versprechungen. Das hat aber bisher nicht geklappt, denn kein Institutioneller investiert in
leere Versprechungen und investieren kann man halt nur über ADVC(E). Da hat er sich gedacht, um nochmal richtig abzuzocken, weil irgendwann bricht das Kartenhaus zusammen,
ich übertrage die Rechte ganz an ADVC. Vielleicht wird dadurch jemand aufmerksam und investiert (wird aber auch nicht klappen). Wenn wir mal das ganze ohne Brille betrachten, seien wir doch mal ehrlich, wenn alles so wäre,
wie May sagt, wären große Investoren doch schon längst drin
und hätten Kurspflege betrieben. Zusätzlich kommt jetzt als
Ausweichmanöver die Sache mit AMR. Keiner der ehemaligen
Direktoren würde seine Aktien verkaufen, wenn die Sache
Zukunft hätte. Lange kann er seine Scheinwelt nicht mehr
aufrechterhalten.

[HBraun]

Ihr könnt sagen, was ihr wollt. Ich glaube dass uns hier noch etwas positives erwartet. Habt ihr das Volumen in den letzten Tagen gesehen? Am Freitag 300.000 und vorher schon 500.000 Stück. Das ist doch für ein Pink Sheet ganz ordentlich. Und vor allem bei einem stabilen Kurs.
Nur meine bescheidene Meinung...

[Apetitaeffchen]

@all

Gibts ein neues Kürzel in USA. Muß ich irgendwie verpasst haben.

Gruß

Apetitaeffchen

[manolo]

probiere es mal mit ADVCE - ja leider!

[DAS_OMEN]

Totgesagte Leben länger !
Nur müssen die Filings schleunigst raus.

Gruss
DAS_OMEN

[Birger]

Antwort von JWebster, ob das Filing noch vor Ende Oktober erfolgen wird bzw. ob wir "Rosa" werden...



Birger,

ACT has over 2 weeks before a pink sheet listing is a possibility. The end of October is a self imposed deadline
which will be met.

Jason Webster
Manager-Corporate Communications
Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd


Reply to Post #110987 on ADVCE by Birger

Previous Message Follows:


JWEBSTER - PLEASE RESPOND !!!

Extract from the last PR:

"ACT has been advised by its Chief Financial Officer that all documents necessary for lodging the June quarter 10K
are now in hand and that the filing will be lodged with the Securities and Exchange Commission prior to the end of
October."

Only three days left, what is going on here?

Please advise.


I am getting nervous that we might go to the Pink Sheets...

Birger

[ROLF_]

Das Filing ist endlich eingereicht....

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVCE&re…

war das eine Geburt

ROLF_

[ROLF_]

und der "monatliche" Newsletter ist jetzt auch online:

http://act-us.net/newsletters/actnews_oct_01.pdf

Gruß
ROLF_

[ROLF_]

und ab morgen dann wieder ohne E

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dailylist_search.asp?DirectSymbol=A…



ROLF_

[TheGuardian]

Formal Patent Applications - Covering Technologies Essential for Implementing CDMA (IS-95) and CDMA2000 on an SDR Platform

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC) (ACT-USA), today announced that Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd (ACT-Australia), has filed two key formal patent applications relating to the company`s software defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless base station-SpectruCell.

The new filings cover technology that is integral to the implementation of the CDMA (IS-95) and CDMA2000 protocols on a SDR platform. More specifically they cover a method for long code generation and a software based method for implementing multi-channel quadrature modulation as used in CDMA cellular systems.

The filing of the applications consolidates the priority date established by provisional applications originally filed in Australia in late 2000. These latest applications, which confirm and update the provisional filings, were filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty, an international agreement that provides for patent protection in each of the Treaty`s 89 member countries.

"These filings are an important step towards consolidating and securing our competitive position in the global communications infrastructure marketplace," said Roger May, CEO of ACT-USA."Many of the technologies covered by these applications were utilized in ACT-Australia`s recent world-first demonstration of completing a CDMA mobile phone call on the SpectruCell SDR platform to an off the shelf CDMA handset, that was conducted without the use of Qualcomm CDMA chipsets." World First Demonstration

A video demonstration of the SpectruCell SDR base station completing a CDMA call to a Qualcomm CDMA handset in a laboratory environment can be viewed on the company`s website at http://www.act-aus.net/video/scdemo.html .

May added, "The recent initiatives by the FCC and other regulatory authorities clearly indicate that SDR based technologies are the evolving wave of the future and that they will become the primary foundation of evolving next generation (3G) mobile communications networks.

"The pressure on network providers globally, to rollout 3G infrastructure to facilitate utilization of recent multi-billion dollar 3G spectrum purchases places the company in an enviable position in relation to the expanded commercialization of the SpectruCell multiple protocol wireless base station. The commercial SpectruCell system currently being completed in Melbourne, Australia with the collaboration and assistance of the Lockheed Martin subsidiary RLM Systems, is due for initial release during the second quarter of 2002.

"ACT`s unique ability to secure the international intellectual property rights for key SDR technology, by virtue of a series of `blocking patents`, should create a powerful competitive marketing edge, thereby securing a substantial source of recurring revenue from licensing and other royalties. The company is currently planning to further strengthen its position with additional patent applications in the near future."

ACT`s other patent applications presently cover the core design of the SpectruCell software radio platform and additional methods for implementing both CDMA (IS-95) and GSM in a software radio environment. These applications will also be formally filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty in the near future using precedence dates set by ACT`s previously filed provisional patent applications. Ticker Symbol Change

The company wishes to advise interested parties that the Nasdaq - OTCBB has removed the `E` from the company`s ticker symbol and as of today the company will trade under the original symbol `ADVC`. CEO Conference Call

The company will be conducting a live conference call with its CEO, Roger May, on Wednesday 7 November, 2001 at 7pm EST to discuss recent developments and new initiatives with investors. Full details, including contact numbers will be provided by way of press release on Monday 5 November, 2001.

About Advanced Communications Technologies...

[Birger]

Ich war eine Wo im Urlaub.

Schön, dass endlich mal wieder Wort gehalten wurde.

Ob es vor dem CC noch "gescheite" news gibt?


Birger

[morchel]

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Advanced Communications Technologies Inc (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC) (ACT-USA) today announced access details for the conference call scheduled with its Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Roger May for Wednesday November 7, 2001 at 7.00pm Eastern Standard Time.

Mr. May will be updating investors on recent progress with company projects, new initiatives and current negotiations on existing projects including:

-- The recent completion of a highly positive independent evaluation of
the company`s software defined mobile wireless base station technology
- SpectruCell by telecommunications experts Gibson Quai Pty Ltd.
-- Progress in the testing and development of the company`s SpectruCell
base station. This includes SpectruCell`s recently demonstrated
ability to complete a call to a CDMA mobile handset on a software
defined platform without the use of Qualcomm CDMA chipsets. A video
demonstration of this world first can be viewed at
http://www.act-aus.net/video/scdemo.html
-- Financing initiatives related to the company`s acquisition of the
worldwide rights and intellectual property associated with the
SpectruCell base station.
-- Negotiations with a major global communications infrastructure
manufacturer regarding the utilization of the SpectruCell operating
system into other vital components of mobile networks.
-- Negotiations with major US, European and Asian based mobile carriers
for a multiple field trials of the SpectruCell base station.
-- Progress in filing both new and final patent applications over the
SpectruCell technology in the United States and internationally.
-- Negotiations with two key global communications companies who have
expressed substantial interest in adopting the company`s Mobile
Information Manager (MIM) and Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) wireless
technologies.
-- Upcoming staffing initiatives related to the marketing of the MIM and
AMR technologies in the United States and the commercialization of the
SpectruCell base station.
-- An update on the strategic development alliance between the company`s
Australian-based R&D operations and the Lockheed Martin subsidiary RLM
Systems Pty Ltd.
-- The company`s negotiations and progress in obtaining a listing on the
Nasdaq national market and;
-- Developments in the marketing of the company`s software defined radio
development suite for third party developers.

Those wishing to participate in the call will need to call 877-407-9225. Once into the system callers will be asked to identify themselves by the conference call operator.

About Advanced Communications Technologies

morchel

[Diva]

.... und weiter abwärts .... langsam wird`s lächerlich


ADVC PR - New People at Irvine, Product Updates

SpectruCell Field Trials - New Executive Appointments Expand Sales and Technical Resources

LOS ANGELES - November 6th, 2001-Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) (ACT-USA) today announced that it has appointed Mr. Douglas Staite as Vice President of Strategic Alliances and Mr. Robert Hooper as Vice President of Network Marketing.

The appointments are directly related to the company`s recently expanded marketing and commercialisation campaign which is designed to introduce the company`s Australian developed technologies into the USA and global marketplace. The appointments will initially focus on the implementation of the company`s commercialisation strategy for its core product-SpectruCell, a software defined radio multiple protocol base station for mobile wireless networks.

New Strategic Alliances - SpectruCell Field Trials

The recent commercialisation activities for SpectruCell have involved ongoing discussions within several sectors including: several top five mobile network operators, multi-national semiconductor manufacturers and cellular wireless equipment manufacturers. Discussions with three large national carriers in the USA are progressing to the stage where field trials of SpectruCell should commence in 2002. Parallel discussions with one of the largest global semiconductor manufacturers are proceeding well and are revolving around establishing an official partnership to promote the SpectruCell wireless platform to equipment vendors worldwide as a rapid 3G application deployment solution.

Due to competitive business concerns, the corporations referred to have specifically requested that ACT-USA refrain from disclosing their identity at this time other than the fact that they are US based operators and corporations.

As negotiations with these large prospective partners in the USA proceed and field trials are planned for early 2002 deployment, it has become necessary to have high-level technical support and marketing resources on the ground in the USA as a direct liaison between the Australian based development team and the partnership engineers in the USA. To this end the appointment of Mr. Staite and Mr. Hooper brings a wealth of experience in software and telecommunications engineering and marketing to the US based operations of ACT-USA. Both executives have recently visited the Australian development centre.

New Executives

Mr. Staite has over 30 years experience in software development and sales and for the last six years was employed as consultant to Dell Computer where amongst other software related duties he was responsible for setting up new large scale computerized manufacturing facilities in the southern states. Prior to this Mr. Staite was involved in a number of software companies where his executive roles included development and design of sophisticated software operating systems, high level contract negotiations and the establishment of sales support functions for various commercial ventures.

Mr. Hooper brings 25 years experience in international sales and senior management and specialist expertise in the manufacture and integration of advanced technical equipment and communications systems. Mr. Hooper holds the patent for the world`s first digital LAN based PBX and was most recently employed as Chief Executive Officer of Dynamic Voice Networks Inc. Mr. Hooper`s experience at Dynamic Voice Networks included the design and installation of international broadband, ATM and Frame Relay networks using both satellite and fibre technologies and the development of support services such as call traffic billing systems. Mr. Hooper also has substantial experience in the design and installation of smart building systems, LAN/WAN and softswitch technologies.

"It is a highly positive reflection of ACT`s potential that we are able to secure the services of such experienced high level executives", said Roger May, CEO of ACT-USA. "These appointments provide the perfect complement to our recently announced commercialisation activities and will help to ensure that we have the necessary executive power on-board to successfully complete our objectives. Our strategy to expand operations and commercialise our products globally is now well underway and we look forward to complementing our resources in the near future with additional new appointments".

New Revenue Opportunities

Mr. Staite and Mr. Hooper will also be involved in the technical implementation and initial marketing efforts for the company`s Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) technology, the I-Enable Wireless Gateway, and the Mobile Information Manager (MIM) in the US market place. These products are expected to provide new opportunities for the early generation of substantial revenues prior to the commercial rollout of SpectruCell. A major multinational corporation in the back office support and integration market has recently signed a letter of intent to partner in the marketing and rollout of the AMR technology throughout its extensive world wide customer base, most likely under its own brand-name.

About Advanced Communications Technologies .......


Es grüßt

Diva

[TheGuardian]

ADVC Conference Call Replay and Transcript.

The audio replay (Real Player format) and a full text transcription of the Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (ADVC) conference call (November 7, 2001) is now available on the DDInvestor site. These can be accessed through our front page or directly from http://www.ddinvestor.com/advc/cc.html .

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC&rea… ....... = ADVC Has Filed the 10-QSB


und gleich noch:

World First- SpectruCell - CDMA Voice Call-Two Way Support on SDR Base Station Platform

LOS ANGELES - November 14th, 2001--Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (ACT-USA) (OTCBB:ADVC) today announced that the company`s research and development arm has successfully demonstrated the completion of the world`s first two way voice call on a Software Defined Radio (SDR) platform using the CDMAone (IS-95B) protocol. The voice call was made to an off-the-shelf Qualcomm CDMA PCS handset and was processed on the company`s SpectruCell SDR multiple protocol wireless base station. Perhaps most importantly, the call was made without the use of any protocol specific hardware or Qualcomm chipsets.

This successful demonstration complements the company`s recently demonstrated support for a CDMA data call on a SDR platform and expands the SpectruCell wireless base station`s CDMA capabilities to full two-way support for voice. Importantly in completing the voice call ACT has demonstrated the ability to combine the voice codec and CDMA chip rate processing into the SpectruCell multiple protocol wireless base station. Generally, this voice coding is not done at the base station but is conventionally conducted in separate transcoder units. Accordingly, this demonstration is a strong validation that with SpectruCell functionality, it is now technically possible to build more distributed networks through using software radio technology. The demonstration also convincingly confirms that software radio is able to handle CDMA chip rate processing and voice coding simultaneously on the same compact platform.

"ACT`s list of world`s first technical achievements continues to expand at a very rapid rate", said Roger May, CEO of ACT-USA. "These demonstrations prove that we have a viable and definitive solution for mobile carriers looking to implement CDMA and evolving 3G protocols in a SDR environment. Going forward, industry indications suggest that this will clearly be the preferred way to implement the CDMA protocol. Given that the system is software based, parameters such as the search space and user density can be easily updated in the field which gives the network operator tremendous flexibility. Existing hardware based implementations of CDMA do not provide an ability to allow for these changes without significant cost because of the potential for substantial network downtime due to the necessity for extensive hardware replacement upgrades to achieve such changes. Apart from the inherent flexibility SDR base stations will afford the mobile network operator, the fact that the SpectruCell SDR multiple protocol base station can provide this support without any Qualcomm CDMA chipsets provides significant potential to generate very substantial savings in licensing fees typically due to Qualcomm when rolling out CDMA networks".

Designed from the outset as a device capable of simultaneously supporting multiple communications protocols, ACT`s SpectruCell SDR base station will offer a myriad of cost savings and operational advantages for network operators. Perhaps most significantly, such advantages would include the ability to provide virtual or shared network support. Under this shared network configuration multiple carriers can share the one network infrastructure with the SpectruCell operating system handling multiple protocols and even different bands of spectrum all within the same base station/network infrastructure.

May added, "The potential savings expected to be generated by SpectruCell`s virtual/shared network capabilities are immense. By multiple carriers co-locating on the one SpectruCell network, individual carriers can eliminate costly duplication of network infrastructure thereby ensuring that each mobile network operators can still provide a distinctly unique SDR service with shared cell sites and infrastructure at a much lower establishment cost".

Video of World First Demonstration of CDMA Support on an SDR Platform

A video clip of the company`s latest achievement of two way CDMA voice support is available at http://www.act-aus.net/scdemo this video has been broken into four segments to aid downloading.

ACT`s original demonstration of the establishment of a CDMA data call to a handset from the SpectruCell SDR base station can be viewed in a video clip located at http://www.act-aus.net/video/scdemo.html (the video requires Quicktime 5, a download link for the program is provided on ACT`S website).

ACT has lodged numerous patent applications to protect its SpectruCell technology and has recently filed formal blocking patent applications covering the core operating system process for implementing CDMA on a SDR platform under the Patent Cooperation Treaty which provides patent protection in 89 member countries.

"Given the rapidly evolving recognition of the many advantages of SDR technology and the increasing support SDR is gaining from industry regulators like the FCC, it is becoming increasingly evident that the company is extremely well positioned to capitalize on the substantial asset of the protected Intellectual Property that is capable of generating significant income. This should place us in a "Qualcomm like model" powerful competitive position as other communications equipment and base station manufacturers seek to expand the integration of software defined radio technology into their product lines", said May.

ABOUT ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES

.......


das Ask ist schon wieder bei 0,27$ ... also kein Stress mit evtl. käufen

Es grüßt

Diva

[Sushi138]

Leider ist es hier so ruhig geworden. Habt ihr euch von euren Positionen in ADVC getrennt oder gibt es z.Zt. keine interessanten Infos?

[morchel]

Doch!

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC) (ACT-USA) today announced that Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd, has taken a key sponsorship role in the 3G MOBILE World Summit due to be held in Japan between the 15th and 18th of January, 2002.
The event will gather most of the major 3G technology players from all around the world providing an ideal forum to showcase ACT`s SpectruCell technology, as well as the company`s leadership role in the development of software defined radio (SDR) based technologies, especially for 3G network rollouts. As a Gold Partner, ACT will have a number of opportunities to engage with key industry contacts and to also establish a wider industry understanding of the Company`s software defined multiple protocol wireless base station-SpectruCell.

In addition to hosting a dinner function for industry leaders, ACT will also have an exhibition stand and is scheduled to present a special guest address. To be presented by Jason May, Chief Operations Officer of ACT, the address will cover the 3G business model from a network operator`s perspective and the benefits of implementing a SDR based system.

"We are pleased to have such an excellent opportunity to communicate the benefits of SpectruCell SDR to such a broad base of almost all of the key players in the 3G communications market," said Roger May, CEO of ACT-USA. "This conference will see a gathering of a virtual who`s who of the mobile wireless industry and we will be able to ensure that they are fully aware of ACT and the many advantages of the SpectruCell base station. Our recent world first demonstration of two-way CDMA voice support on the SpectruCell SDR platform has certainly piqued interest in ACT`s achievements and attracted a high degree of interest from around the globe. We see the upcoming 3G MOBILE World Summit as an excellent opportunity to capitalize on this interest and to develop additional relationships with mobile carriers to complement the proposed partnerships already being cultivated and established with major carriers in the US and Europe."

Full details of the conference including other key presenters and partners can be found at http://www.marcusevans.com/3g/

In addition to the 3G MOBILE World Summit, Mr. Paul Staugaitis, ACT`s RF Team Leader will be presenting a paper entitled, `Evaluating the Business Case for a TETRA PAMR Network in Australia` at the TETRA World Congress in Nice, France. The paper will be presented on Day 2 (Wednesday, 12th December) of the Congress under Stream E: TETRA Operators` Learning Experiences. Importantly, Mr. Staugaitis` attendance and presentation at the conference is at the specific request of the conference organizers following the success of his presentation at the Asia Pacific TETRA Congress held in Hong Kong earlier this year. Full details of the TETRA World Congress can be obtained at http://www.tetra2001.com/

Commenting of these speaking engagements May added, "ACT is building a significant profile within the mobile communications industry and these events will further enhance broad based industry knowledge of our leading edge developments in SDR for 3G applications. Relationships and industry recognition of our achievements will play a key role in the commercialization of SpectruCell, so it is especially encouraging to see ACT`s personnel specifically requested to attend key conferences. We see this as a clear indication that the wireless industry as a whole are beginning to realizing the leading edge position the ACT SDR technology holds in the exciting field of SDR".

New Wall Street Reporter Interview with CEO

Mr. Roger May, CEO of Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. has completed a new interview with Wall Street Reporter on key developments in the company`s growth plans and product line-up.

The interview also outlines the status of the company`s negotiations with major global communications carriers in the USA, Europe and Australia and provides an update on the company`s recent success in supporting the world`s first two-way CDMA voice call on the SpectruCell SDR platform.

To listen to this interview visit http://www.wallstreetreporter.com the interview can be found in the right hand side column under the OTCBB heading. To view a video of the SpectruCell supporting a two way CDMA voice call, visit http://www.act-aus.net/scdemo

About Advanced Communications Technologies

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (ACT) is a world leader in the development of software-defined radio (SDR), an innovative technology that allows for exceptional flexibility in commercial and military wireless communications. The Company`s flagship product-SpectruCell, is a SDR multiple protocol wireless base station consisting of hardware and software, that enables network providers to install a single base station and configure it to any or all protocols (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, W-CDMA, etc). Without SpectruCell, network providers would need to install separate base stations for each desired protocol. SpectruCell is supported by several patent filings that bypass the majority of Qualcomm`s patents on CDMA via hardware solutions. ACT holds the exclusive rights to SpectruCell throughout the North, South and Central American markets. For more information regarding Advanced Communications Technologies, visit http://www.act-usa.net

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.

morchel

[ostfriese2]

Bei ADVC sieht man seit mehreren Wochen ganz klar, daß jemand kontinuierlich Aktien abgibt, wenn man sich anschaut,
wieviele Stückzahlen pro Tag den Besitzer wechseln, da kommt manch ein DAX-Wert nicht heran. Ich habe, ohne dieses konkret zu begründen, ein positives Gefühl, weil es irgendwie nicht zusammenpaßt, daß sich trotz der kontinuierlich guten Meldungen der Kurs nicht bewegt!.
Normalerweise ist das ja ein schlechtes Zeichen, aber hier
bin ich der Meinung, daß der Kurs absichtlich in einer Range gehalten wird, er könnte ja auch abstürzen, was er aber nicht tut.

[TheGuardian]

ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES INC files Form RW, Withdrawal of Registration Statement

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


APPLICATION FOR WITHDRAWAL

Pursuant to Rule 477 promulgated under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Act" ) Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (the "Registrant" ) hereby applies to the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw its Registration Statement on Form S-1 (No. 333-67524) filed on August 14, 2001. The reason for the withdrawal is that the Registrant has determined not to proceed with the equity line financing through Ladenburg Thalmann & Co. The Registrant certifies that no securities have been sold in connection with the offering covered by the registration statement.

The Registrant further states that subsequent to the withdrawal of the registration statement the Registrant may undertake a subsequent private offering in reliance upon Rule 155(c) promulgated under the Act.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Registrant has caused this application to be duly executed on the 30th day of November 2001.




Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.




By: /s/ Wayne Danson
-----------------------------------
Name: Wayne Danson
Title: Chief Financial Officer

[TheGuardian]

[manolo]

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. Appoints New Officers
LOS ANGELES, Dec 3, 2001 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC), the "Company", announced that Mr. Gary A. Ivaska was appointed as the Company`s new Chief Executive Officer and President at a November 30, 2001 Board Meeting. The Company`s former Chairman, CEO and President, Roger May, will remain a Director, but will no longer act in an executive capacity in order to focus his attention in Australia where SpectruCell, a wireless base station technology using software defined radio, is being developed.

Randall Prouty, who already served as a Director, was appointed Chairman of the Board at the same meeting. Prouty said, "the Board extends its thanks to Mr. May for his contributions over the past three years and looks forward to an on-going interaction with Mr. May in his continuing role as CEO of ACT`s Australian-based research and development affiliate. I would also like to welcome Mr. Ivaska to what will be a challenging and highly rewarding role. The Company is organizing its team to provide the management, marketing, and technical expertise essential to lead the Company into field trials and partnership developments."

Mr. Ivaska, formerly an Executive Vice-President, has an extensive background in telecommunications, international finance and marketing with more than 15 years experience in the technology markets gained while working with such companies as Alcatel, Cisco Systems, Hughes Aircraft and Rockwell International. Ivaska said, "SpectruCell technology provides a significant value to wireless manufacturers and operators alike. I am pleased to have this opportunity to focus the Company toward a new level with respect to revenues and profitability. My primary goal will be to consummate some of opportunities currently available to us and develop them into large-scale rollout opportunities of wireless products based on SpectruCell. We have a number of challenges facing us, but we have the support of a great team."

The Company will pursue an agreement executed by the Company and ACT-AU to purchase the remaining worldwide rights, including intellectual property rights, pursuant to a Letter of Intent executed by the parties. The Board expects there to release more news shortly in connection with the purchase.

This release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Act of 1934. The Company remains exposed to risk factors that include the availability of financing, technical complications, the availability of qualified personnel, an inability to meet time critical requirements or non performance by those on whom the Company is relying. Statements made herein should not be considered to indicate future positive corporate or stock performance.



MAKE YOUR OPINION COUNT - Click Here
http://tbutton.prnewswire.com/prn/11690X55434201

SOURCE Advanced Communications Technologies Inc.


CONTACT: Jason Webster of Advanced Communications Technologies,

[phone], or [e-mail]
(ADVC)

http://www.prnewswire.com

Copyright (C) 2001 PR Newswire. All rights reserved.

[morchel]

jetzt ist Roger weg und es passt auch nicht!

Ich versthe jetzt gar nix mehr!

alle haben immer gefucht über ihn, jetzt dankt er ab und der kurs fällt trotzdem!


tja allen recht getan ist eine kunst die niemand kann!


morchel

[Apetitaeffchen]

@all

Werden die eigentlich noch in Deutschland gehandelt? Wenn ja, gebt mir doch mal bitte die WKN.
Danke

Apetitaeffchen

[tomja]

hallo apetitaeffchen,

ich empfehle dringend nur in usa zu kaufen, da umsätze in deutschland zugering sind

ansonsten: wkn923286

mfg tomja

[Apetitaeffchen]

@tomja
Hab die aber leider in Deutschland schon gekauft. Jetzt ist angeblich beim Versuch eines Verkaufs die WKN unbekannt!

[manolo]

wo hast Du denn Dein Konto? Bei Consors wäre es kein Problem, die auch in USA zu handeln, auch wenn Du in Deutschland gekauft hast.

Gruß manolo

[Apetitaeffchen]

Mann, es wird Zeit den Broker zu wechseln, ich weiß. Bin bei DB 24.

[Diva]

Jason May Update for ADVC Investors

ACT Questions and Answers
Hi Everyone,

Thanks for the round of questions, I have abstracted the core issues and addressed them in the following:

ACT Australia/ACT USA relationship

- With all of the recent jostling by the ADVC Board of Directors and the new executive positions there has been a lot of conjecture about the future operations of ADVC and ACT in general that is nothing but ill-founded speculation and conjecture. The recent changes to ADVC executive positions does not affect the direction of the Australian company. Everything that was planned or in place prior to Gary Ivaska being appointed is still in place at ACT AUS and progressing as originally planned. The proposed IP transfer of the SpectruCell technology from ACT Australia to ACT USA is still progressing as per the press release announcement, and ADVC still has all of the North and South American licensing rights to the final SpectruCell product when completed.

The US operations were always envisioned as the marketing and sales operations. This is still the case. The SpectruCell development is still continuing in Australia, we are working closely with the US operations, Roger is still a director and major shareholder of ADVC. Roger has funded millions of dollars into both the US and Australian operations. We are not walking away, this is the next step in a globalisation plan. Roger has been endeavouring to step aside from the US operations for quite a while now, as evidenced by his attempts to bring in people like Gil Amelio and others. The company is getting to a stage now where it makes sense to bring in new operational people to run the US operations. Roger, and myself, are still 100% committed, we have invested a lot of money and time in this project and are not about to walk away.

In essence, this recent change allows Roger to focus more on the Australian operations with a higher level involvement in the US operations. Roger will be allowed to sleep at night and allow people on the ground in the USA to handle the day to day operations of ADVC. All of the development, strategic alliances and so forth in regard to SpectruCell are still continuing under Roger`s direct supervision.

SpectruCell Commercialisation

- The SpectruCell technology is still on track for commercial field trials in Q2 2002. The first production model of SpectruCell will support GSM and CDMA2000 simultaneously. I won`t go into great technical detail, but the upcoming US magazine article (Wireless Systems Design) goes into a lot more detail about capacity support, protocol support, system architecture, development tools, etc. I believe the magazine hits newsstands on December 12th.

The timeframes for field trials are directly linked to the delivery of our hardware. The SpectruCell technology can essentially be broken up into three distinct categories, hardware, middleware, and software applications.

There have been a few questions about the technical composition of SpectruCell, again there is not a lot to disclose publicly, but I have taken an excerpt from one of internal documents that gives a good technical overview of the system. This is available at http://www.act-aus.net/techoverview.pdf. Because I am posting this late in Australia, the link to the overview document will not be active until 5pm Eastern Standard Time December 6th. It is an acrobat PDF document, so you will need the acrobat viewer to read it.

Revenue projections

- The revenue projections from SpectruCell are not something that we would discuss in a public forum. However, if you take a look at some of the online resources to gain an insight into the total market size for basestation infrastructure, you will see that even a 1% market penetration is a very large number. The timing for revenues from SpectruCell is the 2nd half of 2002. This follows on from field trials and proving the technology.


RLM Alliance (Lockheed Martin)

- The RLM alliance is up and running, we have approximately 8-12 engineers working in house on the project. At this stage the work that is occurring is a combination of establishing internal processes for collaboration, defining technology integration paths and procedures into RLM, and actual development work on the project. We believe this number of RLM engineers will increase significantly in the first quarter of 2002.

The intention with the alliance with RLM has always been that when engineers roll off of the RLM JORN (over the horizon radar) project, the will come across to work on SpectruCell. This is still the case. The big jump in numbers is expected early next year (Jan/Feb) as JORN is delivered to the Australian military.

Needless to say, RLM is behind SpectruCell 100%, and is presently introducing ACT and SpectruCell to a range of opportunities in the Lockheed Martin family.

As per the alliance documentation, the relationship is a fee for service arrangement, which may be converted to an equity participation, once final agreements are completed in this regard in the near future.

Patents

- The patents filed by ACT are all surrounding overall software defined radio architecture (incorporating our middleware architecture) and specific software based implementations of cellular protocols and functionality. Some of the original US applications required a full application to be filed within 12 months of the priority filing date. This date occurred recently, and we filed the full applications to keep the process moving. The patent process is a long and complex one, if investors are concerned about the progress of patents, then they should do some research on the process. It is a long and complex one. The next round of new patent filings will begin to appear in late January 2002.

Maybe to bring another insight into the picture of IP protection it is worth explaining that traditionally in this field patents are used to trade with other companies to swap technologies. Patents are a last ditch effort at protecting you technology through litigation. A lot of countries worldwide do not place the same emphasis on patents as western countries.

Our philosophy at ACT is to gain IP protection both through patents, and through the design of our product. The key to our technology is the middleware (or operating system) that glues the hardware and software applications together. This is the real key to securing the future of ACT and the SpectruCell technology, not in patents and legal protection, but in the inherent nature of the product under development. The key component of the SpectruCell technology is the core operating system that is the glue between the processing hardware and application software.

The operating system is physically protected by:

- Compiling a tailored version of the OS that is tied to only run on a specific processing farm, thus preventing a copied version of the OS running on another processor.

- Run time keys are needed to unlock each application (Software level encryption keys to prevent copying applications).

- The compiler needs run time keys that are provided by ACT.

Other factors protecting the SpectruCell technology include:

- The level of domain knowledge required to reverse engineer the product makes it an inefficient process for a third party to attempt. This means that the cost of reverse engineering the product would be comparable to developing it from nothing.

- The types of customers are not everyday general hackers. This is a high end product targeted at high end customers who are less likely to use or support illegally copied product than the everyday computer user.

Also

- Gilligan sent through a message asking about Lockheed using Chameleon technology and the possibility of RLM spying on us. Whilst the Chameleon technology is very good, and allows us to achieve functionality not seen elsewhere, it is just a component of SpectruCell. The broadband division of Lockheed is using the same component, because it is very good at chip rate signal processing. We are very careful about our technical disclosure, and in any case are protected by legal agreement with RLM and Chameleon.


Well I hope that starts to answer a few of your questions. I will have another post in the next day or so giving an overview of the strategic alliances we are currently constructing. I will also follow up with a post about the AMR technology and Australon. If you have any other questions I would like to hear them. Email them directly to me, [e-mail], or give me a call in Melbourne 011 613 9672 8888.

Thanks,

Jason May
ACT Chief Technical Officer

[nihilnovum]

Die Diva....soso....;c)

mfg Marsattacks

[Diva]

Hallo Mars,

gestern fiel mir eine Gerölllawine (mit 3L ???) vom Herzen ... noch ist ADVC nicht tot und evtl. erleben wir wirklich noch eine Auferstehung ala Ostern ... m.E. nichtmehr zum Jahresende ... naja .... wie immer ... we will see

AUR erfreut heute meine Seele : + 46% ... da habe ich nach dem CC vom 07.11.01 noch zugeschlagen bei 0,05 AU$.

Ab wann kann denn das neue Management gem. SEC-Bestimmungen wirklich etwas verlautbaren lassen? ... JM ist ja schön und gut, aber so was offizielles würde mir einfach besser gefallen

Dir alles Gute

Es grüßt

Diva

[manolo]

Advanced Communications Technologies Moves Its Communications Director toU.S. Headquarters
LOS ANGELES, Dec 7, 2001 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Further consolidating its executive management team in the United States, Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC) (ACT-US) today announced that Jason Webster, the firm`s Director of Corporate Communications, will re-locate from his prior base in Australia to ACT-US`s corporate headquarters in Irvine, California.

"Jason`s relocation to the U.S. is in concert with our overall strategy of focusing our management team and resources in the U.S. Having Jason act as our Director of Corporate Communications here demonstrates our commitment to expand and improve the flow of information between our company, our shareholders, and the media. Jason is a valuable member of our team and we will all benefit from having him under the same roof as the rest of our executive managers," stated Mr. Gary Ivaska, ACT-US`s CEO.

Jason Webster`s mission will be to expand upon the flow of information between the Company and its investors, its media audience, and potential strategic partners. Mr. Webster has already worked with various media outlets to facilitate media coverage of ACT-US. His relocation to the U.S. is expected to further expand media opportunities and to raise ACT-US`s recognition in industry and financial circles.

Mr. Webster commented, "I am really excited about working at our U.S. headquarters. Since the U.S. is our primary market at this time, it makes all the sense in the world for the communications function to be carried out here. This should create great efficiencies for the company."

Jason Webster will be working from ACT-US`s Irvine headquarters as of Monday, December 10.

About Advanced Communications Technologies

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (ACT) is a leader in the development of software-defined radio (SDR), an innovative technology that allows for exceptional flexibility in commercial and military wireless communications. The Company`s flagship product-SpectruCell, is a SDR multiple protocol wireless base station consisting of hardware and software, that enables network providers to install a single base station and configure it to any or all protocols (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, W-CDMA, etc). Without SpectruCell, network providers would need to install separate base stations for each desired protocol. ACT holds the exclusive rights to SpectruCell throughout the North, South and Central American markets and to other current and future products developed by its Australian research and development affiliate, which is 20% owned by ACT-US. For more information regarding Advanced Communications Technologies, visit www.act-usa.net .

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.

For further information please contact Jason Webster, Manager-Corporate Communications of Advanced Communications Technologies, [phone], [e-mail]; or Laurel Moody of Vision Corporate Consulting, [phone], [e-mail], for Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.



MAKE YOUR OPINION COUNT - Click Here
http://tbutton.prnewswire.com/prn/11690X44114368

SOURCE Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.


CONTACT: Jason Webster, Manager-Corporate Communications of Advanced

Communications Technologies, [phone], [e-mail]; or
Laurel Moody of Vision Corporate Consulting, [phone],
[e-mail], for Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.

URL: http://www.act-usa.net
http://www.prnewswire.com

Copyright (C) 2001 PR Newswire. All rights reserved.

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

kaum sind wir wieder glücklich bei 0,25$!!! kommen wieder die Prognosen bis zu 70$ bis Ende 02 ..... die spinnen die Römer ...ähhh Amis ;-)

Es grüßt

Diva, die gegen 70$ natürlich nichts hätte, aber ....

[Sushi138]

Wer gibt denn solche Prognosen ab?

[Birger]

Bei ADVC tut sich was ! Habt Ihr das Handelsvolumen gestern gesehen? WOW !!!

Komisch nur, dass der Kurs nicht ansprang, oder?

MM?

Wann kommt denn nun der Leitartikel? Morgen?


Birger

[Diva]

Hallo Sushi,

Benny-Boy ... zarte 21 Jährchen jung ... ... das Lied ging aber "... doch mit 17 hat man noch Träume" ...

we will see ... die Umsätze können sich zur Zeit wirklich sehen lassen ... wenn jetzt das noch mit dem IP und dann mit .... und .... klappt, tja dann sehen wir evtl. wirklich noch die 70$ .... in 10 Jahren .... was ja auch nicht schlecht wäre ....

Es grüßt

Diva

[morchel]

Ich setzte große Hoffung auf den Jänner auf Japan!

morchel

[ROLF_]

Die Titelstory über SpectruCell ist online!

Für alle die schon immer wissen wollten wie SC aufgebaut ist und funktioniert:
http://www.wsdmag.com/2001/dec2201/p22.pdf



ROLF_

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

und hier die Textversion:

Base Station Boosts Cellular Communications

BY Cheryl Ajluni

Flanked By Hardware, Software, And Middleware, This Software-Defined, Radio-Based Platform Offers A Cost-Effective And Quick Means Of Migrating To 3G.


The migration to 3G functionality reveals a number of interesting obstacles for today`s wireless carriers, developers, engineers, equipment vendors, and network operators. How, for example, do you cost-effectively transition from a 2G or 2.5G network to a 3G one, while maintaining consistency and quality of service for cellular customers? To say the least, this has been a difficult issue to address. Work in the area of software-defined radios (SDRs) has opened the doorway to one potential solution: a base station that can dynamically support multiple cellular services or protocols. With this approach, network operators would be able to minimize changes to existing infrastructure while still providing the end user with quick access to new functionality.

While the concept of the SDR is compelling, its implementation has been slow in coming. Luckily, for today`s wireless engineers, a viable alternative has emerged. It`s based on an innovative view of the SDR, and it promises to enable rapid deployment of 3G wireless services and applications. Called SpectruCell, it hails from an Australian company called Advanced Communications Technologies (ACT).

SpectruCell is a proprietary and patent-pending SDR wireless base-station technology. A SpectruCell network is comprised of general-purpose signal-processing boards running software that defines cellular-protocol functionality. It`s deployed on an industry-standard Compact PCI platform, so operators can add or remove processing cards as needed.

A network operator might, for example, deploy a SpectruCell base station with only two or three processing cards in a cell site. As the number of customers grows, or if the operator wants to support multiple services/operators, it simply adds more processing cards. A management engine eases the burden of upgrading the hardware by eliminating the need for operator configuration. Instead, the SpectruCell operating system automatically recognizes the fact that a new card or cards are present. It just adds them to the pool of available processing power.

SpectruCell is targeted at mobile network operators and equipment vendors, wireless engineers, and application developers. In addition to supporting existing 2G and 2.5G net-works, it provides a viable migration path to 3G wireless networks, services, and applications. As a software-defined platform technology, the same SpectruCell infrastructure can support multiple protocols simultaneously. In other words, an operator can support GSM, CDMA, W-CDMA, 3G, and UMTS all on the same base station. Having such a broad customer profile will significantly reduce the cost of providing next-generation services. In fact, the network rollout cost is reduced by about 25% compared to current hard-ware base stations.

JUST THE FACTS

SpectruCell is comprised of three main components: hardware, middleware, and software. The hardware component comprises high-speed signal-processing cards and tunable digital up-and/ or downconverters. What makes this hardware component unique is its SDR implementation. Unlike traditional SDRs, which are implemented using arrays of digital signal processors (DSPs), SpectruCell relies on a combination of DSPs and reconfigurable processors (RCPs) from Chameleon Systems ( http://www.chameleonsystems.com ). This combination culminates in an SDR platform for both chip-and symbol-rate processing

Each SpectruCell signal-processing card consists of four processing stripes. A stripe is defined as one DSP and one RCP. Every processing stripe can handle 2 Mb of data throughput, independent of the front-end air interface. The air interfaces are defined by application code that runs on each stripe. This code is managed by the SpectruCell middleware, which runs on a Linux operating system (FIG. 1). It is CORBA-based, and expands on initiatives set forth by both the JTRS and the Software Defined Radio Forum.A domain manager helps facilitate the registration of all hardware and software resources. It matches the applications to available processing resources and then loads them into the SpectruCell system.

The object-based application code, or software, that provides air-interface functionality makes up the last component of the SpectruCell system. ACT currently offers patent-pending implementation methods for cellular protocols like GSM and IS95 (CDMA) deployed on a SDR processing platform. Apart from those air-interface applications, and others like CDMA2000 and UMTS, SpectruCell supports management and billing interfaces.

As explained by Simon Cleary, Vice President of Research and Development at ACT, "An application developer may choose to develop a real-time fraud-detection application to sit at the base station. Or, as IP is pushed further out the network, more and more applications will reside in the base station. SpectruCell has been designed to facilitate this movement through the published API and development suite available in the SpectruCell SDK."

A suite of design tools currently being developed by ACT will make application development for the SpectruCell platform even easier. Included in this suite will be a simulator, emulator, reference design, high-level API, and source code. Scheduled for shipment in the first quarter of 2002, these development tools will allow application developers to focus on the higher-layer, application-specific functions of their development. They won`t have to worry about such things as the choice of operating system, device drivers, FPGA development, on-board switching integration, or digitization. All of this functionality will be supplied in SpectruCell through reconfigurable modules that the developer can include in their system-level design.

What does all of this mean? Essentially, the SpectruCell hardware takes a wide-band RF front end of 25 MHz, downconverts and digitizes it, and then feeds it into the SpectruCell processing farm. Once there, all tasks—such as linearization, filtering, and channelization—are defined in software. They may then be dynamically altered as needed (FIG. 2).

According to Jason May, ACT`s Chief Technology Officer, "Traditional hardware-defined solutions do not allow you the flexibility of, say, dynamically changing your CDMA search space once an application is deployed in the field. In this example, a solution using Qualcomm hardware-defined chip sets cannot change these characteristics once deployed. SpectruCell has been designed for this, and allows a developer to tweak their application once it is deployed."

UNDERSTANDING ITS UNIQUENESS

There are many unique aspects to the SpectruCell offering, not the least of which is its role as a platform for seamless migration from 2G to 3G. With a flexible, software-based processing platform, cellular protocols can be uploaded to a base station as demand dictates. Because services can be deployed virtually instantaneously over existing infrastructure, operators are able to better maintain their investments. Network bugs, deployment parameters (performance tweaks), and diagnostic routines simply become software programs that can be remotely monitored, controlled, and deployed.

Wireless design engineers can use the company`s base framework as the vehicle from which to quickly deploy applications. Rather than spending time understanding the hardware subsystem, they can focus their attention on what they do best—develop software applications.

As an added benefit, the platform has been designed to focus on Quality of Service (QoS) delivery. This will become an especially crucial feature as mobile Internet Protocol (IP) services evolve. Aiding in this process is SpectruCell`s management engine, which partitions off sections of the base station to perform specific functions. Such a capability can be used to provide support for either multiple protocols or multiple network operators, the latter of which is referred to as mobile virtual-network operator (MVNO). A SpectruCell-based network can even deliver cellular services for more than one operator or spectrum licensee over more than one protocol.

One of the main benefits of this platform is its cost effectiveness. The price of a SpectruCell-based system is comparable to competing hardware-based solutions. A fully populated Compact PCI Frame (4 IF cards, 8 signal-processing cards, 2 control cards, 1 network card, 1 management CPU) can be configured or reconfigured dynamically in one of the following ways: • 96 GSM channels (frequency reuse of 2) = 48 channels, 8 users/channel = 384 users • 16 CDMA 2000 carriers (120-Km cell size) = 16 carriers, 32 users/carrier = 512 CDMA 2000 users • 4 UMTS carriers = 4 carriers, 64 users/carrier = 256 UMTS users • 48 GSM channels (frequency reuse of 2) = 24 channels, 8 users/channel = 162 GSM users, 8 CDMA 2000 carriers (120-Km cell size) = 8 carriers, 32 users/carrier = 256 CDMA2000 users, 1 UMTS carriers = 1 carrier, 64 users/carrier = 64 UMTS users.

Given a fully configured CompactPCI rack, cost will be approximately $150,000 (US dollars) for the base-station components. This is for a scalable 2G-, 2.5G-, and 3G-capable system that allows for virtual networks and simultaneous multiple-protocol support. It also looks to be virtually future-proof. For a less powerful SpectruCell system, the cost is significantly lower. As a base entry point, an operator can deploy a SpectruCell micro-cell system and upgrade it to a macro by slotting in more signal-processing cards as demand requires.

Once services have been deployed for two or more operators over shared infra-structure, the cost of the network for each operator is dramatically lowered. For example, a shared network with three operators results in network ownership that costs approximately one-third of what they would spend to deploy their own network.

Of course, all of these benefits do not come without a price. Committing functionality in software, as is the case with the SpectruCell platform, means a speed sacrifice. A purely hardware-based solution, after all, will always be more efficient than a software one due to the effort in obtaining efficient use of processing resources. But the cost effectiveness and flexibility of SpectruCell, coupled with the recent improvements in compiler technology and processor speed, seem to minimize this concern. The platform`s real limiting factor is the RF spectrum, as newer technologies will seek to gain higher spectral efficiency from standards-based air interfaces.

While SpectruCell is a proprietary solution, the company is working within the confines of an emerging SDR Forum specification. Once the final specification gets approved, ACT plans to publish an interface to it. ACT will begin shipping pre-production hardware, along with software-development kits, in the second quarter of 2002. Live field trials with at least one major national operator are also set to begin in the second quarter. They will be conducted in the US.

Advanced Communications Technologies,
Level 20
350 Queen Street
Melbourne, Australia;
[phone]
FAX: [phone],
http://www.adcomtech.net.

ACT—USA, Inc. (ADVC)
19200 Von Karman Avenue
Suite 500
Irvine, CA 92612
[phone]
FAX: [phone]

copyright WIRELESS SYSTEMS DESIGN (DECEMBER 2001)


Jetzt fehlt nur noch ein steigender sharepreis abgesehen von: ....

Es grüßt

Diva

[mr_greedy]

Weiß jemand von Euch, was mit dem ADVC Ragingbull Board passiert ist? Die Ragingbull Homepage wurde geändert und das ADVC Board existiert nicht.
danke
mr_greedy

[ROLF_]

Hi mr_greedy,
das Messageboard existiert noch, allerdings im Design total verschandelt und mit einer Unmege Werbebanner :-((
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC

Gruss
ROLF_

[mr_greedy]

Danke ROLF_,
habe schon geschafft ins ADVC board zu gelangen.
Danke auch für den WSD link, so brauch ich wenigstens die Hardcopy nicht zu kaufen.
Schönes Weihnachtsfest Euch Allen und ein gutes Neues Jahr (auch für ADVC, hoffentlich)!
Grüße
greedy

[Diva]

Leider ACT-AUS

**ADVC Press Release**
SpectruCell SDR Multi-Protocol Base Station-Texas Instruments DSP Technology

Full duplex SDR CDMA call uses Texas Instruments high-performance DSP`s


LOS ANGELES - December 20th, 2001 - Offering a multitude of cost savings to network operators, Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) (ACT-USA) recently announced that the ACT-AUS development team has successfully demonstrated the completion of the world`s first two-way voice call on a Software Defined Radio (SDR) platform using the CDMAone (IS-95B) protocol.

The call was made using the SpectruCell technology, a SDR wireless base station capable of supporting simultaneous processing of multiple cellular protocols, which essentially eliminates costly duplication of network infrastructure, and provides a cost efficient platform for Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO).

The voice call was made to an off-the-shelf Qualcomm CDMA PCS handset operating in the 1900 MHz band and perhaps most importantly, the call was made without the use of any protocol specific hardware or Qualcomm chipsets being used within the basestation.


SpectruCell handled the CDMA call processing utilizing Texas Instruments (TI) DSPs from the high-performance TMS320C6000T platform. All call processing, including demodulation, channel decoding, speech decoding, control and signaling channel, speech encoding, channel encoding and modulation was implemented entirely in software running on TI`s C6000T DSPs within the SpectruCell technology.

This software defined functionality included the full chain of CDMA decode functions (rake receiver, search track, code generation, etc.).

Additionally, to demonstrate the flexibility of SpectruCell, ACT-AUS engineers implemented the voice codecs on the same TI DSP platform.
Generally, this voice coding is not done at the base station but is conventionally conducted in separate transcoder units.

"The ACT-AUS engineering team spent significant effort evaluating a range of DSP processors and software development tools before choosing TI`s complete
solution," said Simon Cleary, ACT-AUS Vice President of Research and Development. "TI`s suite of easy-to-use eXpressDSPT development tools and chipsets has made our engineering task much simpler. The ready support and
assistance that we have received from Texas Instruments has been invaluable to our middleware development efforts."

"We are pleased that our C6000 DSPs were chosen by ACT to implement the SpectruCell product" said Sandeep Kumar, Strategic Marketing Manager for TI`s wireless infrastructure business unit in Dallas. "The high speed clock rates and the innovative architectural enhancements of the C6000 platform result in significant power and cost per channel savings in the infrastructure."

"The demonstration of CDMA functionality is a strong validation of our decision to work with TI," said Roger May, ACT-AUS Chairman and CEO.

"Considering that we have been able to implement this functionality using currently available chips, we are very excited about the expanded possibilities that the next generation of TI chips will provide."

SpectruCell was designed from the outset as a device capable of simultaneously supporting multiple communications protocols. ACT-AUS`s SpectruCell SDR base station will offer a myriad of cost savings and
operational advantages for network operators. Perhaps most significantly, such advantages would include the ability to provide virtual or shared network support. Under this shared network configuration multiple carriers can share the one network infrastructure with the SpectruCell operating system handling multiple protocols and even different bands of spectrum all within the same base station/network infrastructure.


"The potential savings expected to be generated by SpectruCell`s virtual/shared network capabilities are immense," May added. "By multiple carriers co-locating on the one SpectruCell base station (MVNO), individual
carriers can eliminate costly duplication of network infrastructure. This will ensure that each mobile network operator can still provide a distinctly unique SDR based service with shared cell sites and infrastructure at a much
lower establishment cost.``

A video clip of the SpectruCell SDR two way CDMA voice support is available at http://www.act-aus.net/scdemo. This video has been broken into four segments to aid downloading time.

# # #


About Advanced Communications Technologies

Advanced Communications Technologies (ACT-AUS) is a world leader in the development of software-defined radio (SDR), an innovative technology that allows for exceptional flexibility in commercial and military wireless
communications. The Company`s flagship product - SpectruCell, is a SDR multiple protocol wireless base station consisting of hardware and software, that enables network providers to install a single base station and
configure it to any or all protocols (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, W-CDMA, etc).
Without SpectruCell, network providers would need to install separate base stations for each desired protocol. Several patent filings that bypass the large majority of Qualcomm`s patents on CDMA via hardware solutions support
SpectruCell.

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ
materially from such forward-looking statements.

The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results
(expressed or implied) will not be realized.

Contact:

Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd
Roger May, 011-61-3-8080-8080

Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.
Doug Staite, 949.622.5566

[Spatzi_WO]

aus dem Raging Bull:


By: koko-downunder
25 Dec 2001, 11:23 AM EST Msg. 7624 of 7674
The Universal Cell Phone

Mobile phones work only in some areas, and they become obsolete rapidly, as new features are developed. Flexible software in phones and wireless networks could change all that.

The great wireless revolution, which took off with the spectacular spread of cell phones in the 1990s, and which is supposed to bring broadband Internet to the gadget in your pocket, is in trouble.

Demand is soaring, forcing makers of wireless equipment and network operators to invest billions to meet humanity`s inexhaustible thirst for getting connected anywhere, anytime. Global sales of mobile phones soared from seven million in 1990 to 700 million last year and are projected to reach 1.7 billion in 2005. More and more users expect their phones to deliver very clear voice signals and to pick up their e-mail, albeit slowly.

But as frustrated callers know, communicating with mobile phones is tricky. The problem: today`s wireless networks use a maze of incompatible transmission standards, so road warriors aren`t guaranteed a dial tone when they travel. U.S. wireless operators alone use three competing standards, and just one of these is compatible with the leading standard in Europe, which itself has several variants. Most Asian wireless networks are built to another standard. This radio-wave Babel prevents most mobile phones in the United States from being viable elsewhere. It also limits U.S. manufacturers` economies of scale against foreign competitors.

The wireless revolution`s troubles go beyond conflicting standards. Consumers consistently expect more advanced features, so models that were state of the art in, say, 1995 will seem antique by 2003. By then, almost all new mobile phones will offer some form of Internet access. Millions of people in Japan, for example, snapped up i-mode, a service that lets them use cell phones to send text messages, buy stocks and check sports scores. Worldwide, companies are spending billions to build a new network, usually referred to as "third generation," or 3G, that is expected to bring broadband—detailed Web pages, music, even video—to your mobile phone.

However exciting for consumers, these advances carry a price, since there`s currently no easy way to upgrade mobile phones, or the base stations that carry their signals to the network, without changing hardware. Moreover, the wireless industry can`t predict which offerings will be winners; the consequences of failing to guess right can be devastating. Last year, European wireless operators spent heavily to offer phones equipped with a format known as Wireless Access Protocol, only to find the buying public impatient with their slow download speed. Demand was limp.

Small wonder that wireless companies are looking for ways to make their networks flexible, so as to avoid costly retrofitting as demand changes. A technology first developed by the military and now being pursued by several technology leaders could be the key. The technique is known to experts as software-defined radio, or SDR. ("Radio" refers here not to AM or FM, but to any equipment that communicates through the airwaves on radio frequencies, as cell phones do.) The advantage offered by this new approach is that it shifts the workload of wireless units from dedicated components to software that can be reprogrammed to work on a different standard or add applications. That`s entirely different from today`s mobile phones and base stations, in which virtually all signal processing is carried out by electronic circuitry designed to do one and only one thing.

The migration toward wireless networks that are adaptable due to their use of reprogrammable software "is one of the most important trends in technology today," says analyst Craig Mathias of MobileInsights in Mountain View, CA. James Gunn, of the Dallas-based consulting firm Forward Concepts, calls this trend the "revolutionary next step" that wireless technology needs.

Flexible software could also help solve another basic problem for the whole wireless enterprise: scarcity of spectrum (or bandwidth). As the demand for wireless communication explodes, there is an accompanying dearth of the necessary frequency channels. The Federal Communications Commission recently concluded that networks using reprogrammable software could ease that shortage because they could seek out and use temporarily unoccupied channels. Last December, the FCC proposed rules for its licensing of equipment and software in order to speed up U.S. adoption of the technology.

More like a PC

The first cell phones relied on dozens of hardware components. In the past 15 years, programmable chips have been added, but their function is set immutably at manufacture. Today, dedicated, single-purpose chips do most of the work in mobile phone handsets and base stations; these chips are made as simple as possible to keep costs down.

Given the mishmash of conflicting standards and the uneven advent of the next generation of broadband wireless, manufacturers such as Motorola are starting to see dedicated components as a liability. A manufacturer that guesses wrong about the future standard will find itself with a lot of useless junk in its warehouses. As Ken Riordan, of Motorola`s Personal Communications Sector in Libertyville, IL, puts it, "If you commit your solution to hardware, and you get it wrong, then you`re going to be in a very jeopardized situation."

So more-general-purpose software that can be reprogrammed looks appealing. No one understands the trade-offs better than Joseph Mitola III, a radio engineer whom many insiders perceive to be the central innovator in the field. Early in life, Mitola became fascinated with computer code; he learned Fortran while attending high school in Providence, RI, in the 1960s. When he got to college—Northeastern University in Boston—he says he was "one of the few who knew how to program anything." Mitola had also tinkered with radios. Combining both interests led to a career creating top-secret radio designs for the military—including the first software-defined radios, which were for military use (see "The Military Seed"). Indeed, the commercial wireless industry learned of the technology in the early 1990s mainly through Mitola`s papers and lectures. His military bosses cleared these for public release, figuring the military could benefit if the commercial world pushed the technology further and brought costs down.

The problem Mitola was trying to solve was similar to the situation that would arise if you had to put a new circuit board in your PC every time you wanted to do a different task—say, switch from Web browsing to a spreadsheet. You`d eventually run out of space inside the box. The same holds true for cell phones. "If you want to cram in four more functions, it means each device has to be about a quarter the size it was before," says Mitola, now at the McLean, VA, office of MITRE, a nonprofit R&D consultancy. But, he adds, chips aren`t shrinking rapidly enough to make that possible, given the many standards and functions the wireless revolution demands.

If mobile phones and their base stations were computers, new software could download easily through their wires. But wireless communication is fundamentally different. Mobile phones must push signals across the airwaves at precisely the right power level and in the exact transmission format. They must be tuned to receive incoming, powerful signals from one or more channels. Antennas catch irregular analog signals traveling through space on "carrier" frequencies; incoming radio signals must then be converted to an intermediate frequency through combination with another radio wave produced inside the receiver. Then the carrier wave gets subtracted to put the signal in baseband—that is, a power level and speed that ordinary digital processors can handle. While the signal is in baseband, it is translated into a stream of binary ones and zeroes, which are in turn decoded, decrypted and formatted into voice or data.

The first operations to benefit from reprogrammable software are operations in the baseband. In one model of Motorola base station, for example, the software that performs the baseband coding and decoding is reprogrammable, according to Motorola`s Riordan.

Next, manufacturers would like reprogrammable software to handle the intermediate-frequency and radio-frequency parts of the job. That`s a more difficult technological challenge, in part because silicon—which is by far the most common and least expensive chip material—does not handle radio-wave signals well. Radio-frequency processing of broadband signals will most likely use gallium arsenide chips running 100 billion instructions per second, compared to the roughly 10 to 100 million instructions per second in single-purpose chips in present-day phones.

The rise in computing complexity is exacerbated by the push to send signals much faster. So-called third-generation broadband wireless service could move data at two megabits per second, a roughly hundredfold leap from the operating speeds of most of today`s wireless networks. All these demands mean chips will require lots more power; added power is far more easily obtained in a base station than in a small, lightweight mobile phone.

Still, Mitola says he would like to see a mobile phone that "digitizes the whole signal at the antenna" across widely spaced frequencies. "Then," he adds cheerfully, "other software can do whatever it wants with it." Such a flexible phone, he says, will be able to sniff out unused channels in the spectrum. Several U.S. chip makers, including big players Texas Instruments and Analog Devices, are pushing to develop the enabling technology. Small firms such as QuickSilver Technology of Santa Clara, CA, and Morphics Technology of Campbell, CA, are also vying for the prize.

To start with, however, manufacturers are putting reprogrammable chips mainly into base stations that relay signals from cell phones to the network. Unlike handsets, base stations have few space or power constraints. For instance, Lucent Technologies, second to Motorola as a supplier of wireless base stations worldwide, has new models that are "smart" (that is, they have a flexibility endowed by software) at the antenna. According to Paul Polakos, director of the company`s advanced wireless technology lab in Whippany, NJ, the new base stations can shift among multiple channels, assuming different "personalities" depending on which type of communication is called for—analog or digital voice transmission, high-speed data, or broadband.

Cramming this kind of software-derived flexibility into lightweight handsets will not be easy. Even Mitola admits that "truly breakthrough technology" will be needed for a lightweight handset to flex among three or four frequency bands and operational modes. Meanwhile, smart, software-programmable wireless sets will find their way into vehicles, which can accommodate larger and heavier systems than people`s pockets can. Indeed, one early use of flexible software radio technology will be in radios in police and fire vehicles: public safety agencies` wireless systems are notoriously incompatible. The FCC is encouraging public agencies to adopt this technology. Several firms, such as Vanu of Cambridge, MA, are developing equipment for this market.

Future Phones—Smarter Still

Wireless devices that morph through different "personalities" on the fly would be a boon to their users. But at the same time they create policy problems, as new technologies that cross boundaries often do. Historically, the FCC authorizes each piece of equipment for a type of use and specific channel. How should the regulators license mobile phones and base stations that can readily be changed after they`re in use? How free should third parties be to load new software into your phone? How will it be possible to distinguish legitimate upgrades of the network from rogues trying subvert it?

The FCC decided that rules to cover these scenarios were not needed—yet. But it also concluded it should facilitate this technology`s evolution. A main reason is the lack of enough spectrum for third-generation wireless services in the United States at present. So equipment that sniffs out and utilizes unused swaths of spectrum could alleviate what the FCC calls the U.S. spectrum "drought."

To do this, however, will require both base stations and handsets to become supersmart—a leap to what Joe Mitola calls "cognitive radio." A cognitive device will not only scan its spectral environment; it will also have built-in memory and maps and positioning capabilities. Those will enable it to react intelligently to its environment.

Over the past two years, Mitola built a crude civilian version of a cognitive radio as a doctoral project for Sweden`s Royal Institute of Technology. When this device is outdoors, it configures itself to use the prevailing cellular phone protocol; when carried indoors it switches to the format of the building`s local area network. Mitola explains that a more advanced version could "know" that the person carrying it is in trouble and send a distress signal on the local emergency frequency to give rescuers its location.

But mobile phones that reorient to a new channel for temporary use would have to get permission to "rent" that spectrum for some period of time from the official licensee. In a paper that foreshadowed his doctoral thesis, Mitola proposed a payment system that would employ the signal protocols (see "Wireless Rent-A-Channel"). Using such a system, your intelligent handheld would scan the spectrum to find a channel that was not in use at the moment; for example, it might find one that the local fire department had the license to use but was offering for rent. Your radio would bid to rent the channel. The fire department`s radios, receiving the bid, could agree—or wait for other bids. But the instant the station`s bells rang and the firemen needed their channel back, their radios would bump the renter off. Mitola reckons the channel`s owner could regain control in 25 milliseconds—a delay that would be unnoticeable to human speakers. Your cognitive mobile phone would sign off, reckoning and paying a bill for time used, then start scanning for another open channel.

The FCC, in endorsing this vision, has joined forces with an unlikely ally: George Gilder, self-styled seer of the "telecosm" and critic of the FCC for holding back innovation. For years, Gilder has predicted that intelligence will grow at the edges of the wireless telecom network with the result that channels become fluid. Wireless devices and networks that employ flexible software, he says, will "transform the entire world of wireless communications," the way personal computers transformed wired networks.

The swaths of spectrum that are most commercially desirable are often referred to as prime beachfront property. But Gilder wants people to stop thinking of spectrum as some kind of ethereal analogue to physical land. "Smart radios suggest not a beach but the endless waves of the ocean itself. You can no more lease electromagnetic waves than you can lease ocean waves."

Making that ocean available to billions of people could be one impact of flexible software-based wireless networks. But even before we reach this nirvana of spectrum abundance, the technology could make wireless networks more cost effective and future-proof—and keep the wireless revolution rolling.


))))))

[Spatzi_WO]

PR - ADVC to Relocate Offices



Advanced Communications Technologies Inc relocates headquarters to Continental Park



Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) (ACT) today announced that it will relocate its corporate headquarters to 880 Apollo Street, Suite 200, El Segundo, California 90245 on January 1, 2002.



The Company?s new contact numbers will be: Telephone [phone] and Facsimile 310-416-1271.



The move is the first in a series of incremental initiatives designed to optimize the Company?s operations with further initiatives to be enacted throughout early 2002.



The Company?s new accommodation comprises some 3,279 square feet within Continental Park, the largest office park in Los Angeles County and the premier business complex within the South Bay area. In relocating to Continental Park ACT joins numerous Fortune 500 companies, including: Nortel Networks, EDS Information Services, Raytheon and TRW.



Commenting on the move, Gary Ivaska, CEO of ACT said, "While actually increasing in size, this move provides us with both significant savings and a highly functional workplace. Continental?s tenant list ensures that we are in excellent company and the Park?s location means that we have ready access all key transport. We see this as the ideal location to expedite our

business strategy".



In line with its move to new headquarters the Company also wishes to advise that it will undertaking a complete review of its web site. The newly revised site is expected to be on-line in early 2002.



"Clear and timely communication with our investors will be paramount as we go forward and execute our business plan. Our review and creation of a new web site will ensure we have a powerful tool to achieve this goal", said Ivaska.



About Advanced Communications Technologies



Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (ACT) is a leader in the development of software-defined radio (SDR), an innovative technology that allows for exceptional flexibility in commercial and military wireless communications. The Company`s flagship product-SpectruCell, is a SDR multiple protocol wireless base station consisting of hardware and software, that enables network providers to install a single base station and configure it to any or all protocols (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, W-CDMA, etc). Without SpectruCell, network providers would need to install separate base stations for each desired protocol. ACT holds the exclusive rights to SpectruCell throughout the North, South and Central American markets and to other current and future products developed by its Australian research and development affiliate, which is 20% owned by ACT. For more information regarding Advanced Communications Technologies, visit

http://www.act-usa.net .



The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.



Contact:



Jason Webster

Director ? Corporate Communications

949 622 5566

____________________________________________________



The Staff of DDInvestor



The DDInvestor website, http://www.ddinvestor.com , has the complete, updated DD on ADVC - Profile of ADVC, Conference Calls (Real Audio, Acrobat Reader and Text formats), Organizational Structure of ADVC and links to all the companies within that structure and much more. Feel free to visit and sign up for our email alerts concerning ADVC.



Please address any questions you may have concerning Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (ADVC) to [e-mail]

____________________________________________________



DISCLAIMER:



DDInvestor.com is not a registered investment advisor. Please read our full disclaimer at: http://www.ddinvestor.com/



For its efforts, DDInvestor.com will receive $1,000 and 5,000 shares of ADVC (144 Restricted) stock each month of its contract.

[morchel]

Die Finanzierung ist weiterhin gesichert!


Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.`s Board of Directors


Approves
Major Financing Agreement



LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC) (ACT) today announced the approval by its Board of Directors of a major financing agreement with a prominent New York-based investment fund (the Fund). The Fund will make a significant investment in ACT over a two year period by way of direct purchasing of the Company`s common stock.
"The initiation of this agreement is a significant step in the Company`s evolution from development stage to operational status", said Wayne I. Danson, ACT`s VP & CFO. "Our ability to attract this considerable financing is a positive indication of our strong presence in the wireless infrastructure and technology markets. We welcome this opportunity and anticipate completing the necessary documentation in connection with the closing of this financing without delay".

Commenting on the announcement, Gary Ivaska, CEO of ACT said, "This recent funding initiative will enable us to focus our attention on supporting the development of SpectruCell and future field trials as well as evaluate new business and growth strategies for implementation during the year ahead."

In addition, the Company announced that it intends to schedule an investor briefing for late January or early February 2002. To be hosted by ACT`s senior management, the briefing will discuss the Company`s key corporate activities and enhanced business strategies.

About Advanced Communications Technologies Inc.

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (ACT) holds the exclusive rights throughout the North, South and Central American markets to SpectruCell, a software-defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless base station consisting of hardware and software that enables network providers to install a single base station and configure it to any or all protocols (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, W-CDMA, etc). SpectruCell has been, and other related products are being, developed by Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd, the Company`s 20% owned Australian research and development affiliate. Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd is a leader in the development of SDR, an innovative technology that allows for exceptional flexibility in commercial and military wireless communications. For more information regarding Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc., visit http://www.act-usa.net.

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

interessant:

http://www.e-insite.net/index.asp?layout=preview&doc_id=6347…

hier ein Auszug:

"SDR FIRMS TARGET 3G BASE STATION TRANSITION EFFORTS

As Software-defined Radio (SDR) technology moves beyond the military arena, the first commercial venues are likely to be in the wireless base station market. For wireless carriers that must support multiple protocols such as GSM and CDMA digital mobile phones, today`s technology requires discrete cell sites with separate equipment for each protocol. Advanced Communications Technologies, however, has developed a multiple protocol wireless base station that the company claims can enable network providers to support all current and future protocols with the same equipment on the same network.

The Australia-based company`s SpectruCell platform consists of the required hardware and software for enabling network providers to install a single base station and configure it to protocols such as GSM, CDMA, UMTS, and W-CDMA. Without SpectruCell, claims ACT, network providers would have to install separate base stations for each desired protocol. ACT intends to conduct the first field trials of its technology right here in the USA beginning later this year.

An ACT development team already has successfully demonstrated what the company`s claims to be the world`s first two-way voice call over a Software Defined Radio (SDR) platform using the CDMAone (IS-95B) protocol. The call demonstration was conducted using SpectruCell technology coupled with an SDR wireless base station based on TI`s TMS320C6000 DSP platform.

......"

It` only a matter of time!

Es grüßt

Diva

[morchel]

Wow!
Endlich mal ne Übersicht über SDR!

Very, very, very good find, Diva!

morchel

[Diva]

Hallo Helmut,

leider gebührt der Dank DDinvestor, was nichts an der side ändert.

jedenfalls gleich weiter, diesmal hat es KoKo ausgegraben:

http://techupdate.zdnet.com/techupdate/stories/main/0,14179,…[/url]

TI bets $100 million on 3G
By Carmen Nobel
eWEEK
March 5, 2001


To accelerate software development on its new mobile device architecture, Texas Instruments Inc. is investing $100 million in next-generation wireless applications.

The Dallas company plans to disperse the money over the next 12 to 18 months to developers who write applications for its OMAP (Open Multimedia Applications Platform). The architecture will let applications take advantage of higher-speed networks that wireless carriers are supposed to start rolling out in the United States by the end of the year.

The initial upgrade to the networks is termed 2.5G, which refers to an interim step between the current networks that can`t handle data applications much more complicated than e-mail and the 3G, or third-generation, networks that will be able to handle streaming video applications.

OMAP supports Symbian Ltd.`s Epoc and Microsoft Corp.`s Windows CE operating systems as well as Sun Microsystems Inc.`s Java 2 Micro Edition.

Handspring Inc., Nokia Corp. and Ericsson Mobile Communications AB plan to build devices based on OMAP by year`s end. But the applications to run on those devices are still lacking.

In developing products for 3G, TI must first deal with the carriers, such as Sprint Corp., which decide whether and when to roll out the high-speed networks. TI does not have direct relationships with the carriers.

At the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes, France, last month, many attendees referred to 3G as "overhyped," including Carl Yankowski, CEO of Palm Inc., in Santa Clara, Calif.


so für heute genug

cu

Diva

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

auf die Frage von skynyrd "Is ADVC a scam?" antwortet DDinvestor:

"skynyrd

We talk with many of the people involved in both ADVC (ACT-USA) and ACT-Aus on a weekly, and sometimes daily basis. All the people we talk with are dedicated to the success of SpectruCell and the other products being developed under the Australon name. The new management here is preparing for distribution and marketing of these products.

Gary Ivaska, the new CEO for ADVC, has certain short term goals and long term milestones that he believes he can and will achieve. His plans will become apparent in time.

AusIndustry grants alone should answer your question. These have involved the independent evaluation of a highly respected company/analyst in order to receive the latest tranche of the largest grant ever awarded by that body, based on the attenuation of certain milestones in the development of SpectruCell within a given timeframe. There are also the working agreements with RMIT, TI and RLM. Add to that the filing of patent applications for the technology that essentially by-passes the CDMA hardware involved in the the transmission/reception of cellphone technology at the basestation level. The presentations of technical papers at major 3G conferences and the fact that members of the technological staff of ACT-Aus have been invited to these conferences to present these papers is also noteworthy.

DDInvestor has represented these hard working people to present their goals and accomplishments in, what we hope is, is an objective manner. We leave the decision process to each individual investor."


und gleich weiter:

Gilligan hat da was ausgegraben ( klasse, wo/wie findest Du das immer )

"Jason May / anyone technically savvy:

http://www6.alcatel.com/publications/abstract.jhtml?_DARGS=%…

http://www6.alcatel.com/doctypes/articlepaperlibrary/pdf/ATR…


".....Alcatel has set up an SDR base station to verify ongoing research into SDR techniques....."

"....An SDR base station testbed....It implements most critical parts of a multi-standard base station that is able to handle UMTS, GSM and DCS 1800 in a combined approach...."


Any input would be much appreciated.

TIA

(Voluntary Disclosure: Position- Long)" RB9759


hierauf antwortet Paul:

"Alcatel don`t reveal too much in their white paper.

Since Jason and Simon are overseas, meeting with some major industry contacts I`ll make some comment on Alcatel`s release.

The work they`ve published in those releases relates to their prototype work, I`m expecting that they would get the same sort of results with that as that of the SpectruCell prototype. What they don`t say is what those results are and where they`re going next. We are already a long way down the road with our production model and operating system which differs in function and performance significantly from that of our prototype (and I expect, Alcatel`s). It also appears from their wording (so I`m taking a punt) that they don`t implement full protocol stacks on their device which could mean they`ve missed a lot of valuable SDR lessons, of course ACT has been there, done that...

I think their release is an indication that SDR is the cellular industry destiny predicted by ACT back in 1999. Alcatel now have got the hardware in place that we had over a year ago, and they seem to have a fairly unsophisticated software architecture. Needless to say we`ll be keeping our eyes and ears tuned to industry happenings, Alcatel being only one of players to watch.

Cheers,
Paul Staugaitis
Manager - Intellectual Property
Advanced Communcations Technologies Pty. Ltd." RB9782


Es grüßt

Diva

[Diva]

Hallo an alle,

PR - ADVC signs $31M Financing

Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc announces the signing of a $31 million financing commitment

Los Angeles-January 14, 2002-Advanced Communications Technologies Inc (OTCBB:ADVC) (ACT) today announced the signing of a $31 million financing commitment for the Company. This major financing transaction, to be funded by Cornell Capital Partners, LP (Cornell Capital), a New Jersey-based domestic investment fund, consists of a $1 million convertible debenture and a two year structured equity line totaling $30 million.

"The Company intends to use this funding to target strategic acquisitions of established private and public revenue producing technology businesses", said Gary Ivaska, CEO of ACT. "We also intend to use the proceeds to support the field trials and commercialization of the SpectruCell base station being developed by our 20% owned Australian affiliate, Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd".

Pursuant to the terms of the structured equity line, the Company has the right, subject to certain conditions, to require Cornell Capital to purchase the Company`s common stock in amounts up to $2,000,000 per month.

Cornell Capital is committed to the Company and its management team. "We are enthusiastic and committed to a long-term business relationship with the company", said Mark Angelo, Portfolio Manager of Cornell Capital. Wayne I. Danson, ACT`s VP and CFO concurred and said, "Cornell`s significant dedication and willingness to work with us given the general market conditions supports our expectations and confidence in the future success of the Company. Cornell has assisted us in reaching a significant turning point. I believe that this financing coupled with our highly ambitious management team will lead to a very productive and prosperous year for ACT and its shareholders".

Cornell Capital Partners, LP is a domestic investment fund that specializes in financing publicly traded companies on the NASDAQ and OTC Bulletin Board. Cornell Capital, whose number one investment criteria is management`s capabilities, has financed dozens of companies over the past six months with commitment amounts totaling in excess of $300 million.

In accordance with this new financing, the Company anticipates filing a S-1 Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission by the end of this month, to register shares of the Company`s common stock.

About Advanced Communications Technologies Inc.

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (ACT) holds the exclusive rights throughout the North, South and Central American markets to SpectruCell, a software-defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless base station consisting of hardware and software that enables network providers to install a single base station and configure it to any or all protocols (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, W-CDMA, etc). Spectrucell has been, and other related products are being, developed by Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd, the Company`s 20% owned Australian research and development affiliate. Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd is a leader in the development of SDR, the innovative technology that allows for exceptional flexibility in commercial and military wireless communications. For more information regarding Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc., visit http://www.act-usa.net .

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.

Contact Information:

Gary Ivaska
CEO

Jason Webster
Director - Corporate Communications

Phone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]

[Sushi138]

In der Überschrift dieses Threads steht zwar "ADVC nicht vergessen!", doch irgendwie scheint keiner mehr zu posten. ADVC ist wohl doch ein wenig in Vergessenheite geraten. Leider

[Diva]

Hallo Sushi138,

aber natürlich wird diese tolle Aktie nicht vergessen, zumindest Roger denkt an sie:

Check out these 144s

I don`t know if anyone got to these before me...

FILER: GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS
TITLE: Unknown
BROKER: FIRST CLEARING CORPORATION
RESTRICTED SHARES TO SELL: 959,000
APPROXIMATE DATE OF SALE: 12/19/01 * U.S. Postal Delay *

Date Registered 1/18/01

FILER: NORTON JEREMY C
TITLE: Shareholder
BROKER: MORGAN STANLEY & CO INC
RESTRICTED SHARES TO SELL: 50,000
APPROXIMATE DATE OF SALE: 11/06/01 * U.S. Postal Delay *

Date Registered 1/17/01

Es grüßt

Diva

[Techseeker]

Es ist vorbeibei A-D-V-C, es ist vorbei, es ist voorbei

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC&rea…


Die komplette Abspaltung oder was ?

Ohne gute Beziehung zu ACT-AUS, kein S/C für ADVC,
ohne S/C ... kein ADVC

Die Americas rights sind für den Arsch, das ACt-AUS die weltweiten hat, dann verkaufen die eben auch in USA
und machen S/C für uns so teuer, das man nichts verdient.

Ganz einfach ADVC auszuboten, und das wird meiner Meinung nach aus passieren.

Techs

[Techseeker]

... achja, Roger May hat insgesamt 1.8 Mio shares verkauft.

"Gründe" sind auf RB von Rainbow geposted worden.

Kommentare ?


Techs

[ostfriese2]

Siehe mein Posting Nr.34/37, alles vorhersehbar!

[ROLF_]

Hallo Leidensgenossen,
die Geschichte geht mir langsam ganz schön auf die Nerven.....

Hier das neueste von Jason May:
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ADVC&rea…

- Entwicklung von SC geht weiterhin sehr gut voran

- Conferenz in Japan lief sehr gut, die anderen Firmen wissen mittlerweile wer ACT ist und was SC ist

- Er hat eine zweiwöchige Reise zu Firmen in USA gemacht und als Ergebnis kommen Teams von 5 Firmen im Februar nach Australien um sich SC vor Ort anzusehen

- Verhältnis von ADVC zu ACT-AUS ist sehr schlecht, keiner weiß so recht was bei ADVC vor sich geht, aber angeblich haben sie bei ACT-AUS einen Plan wie wir als ADVC Aktionäre am Ende auch von SC profitieren und die Rechte für den Vertrieb in Amerika hätte ADVC ja sowieso

- Er fordert alle Aktionäre auf bei ADVC nachzufragen was los ist und was sie für Pläne haben

In der Tat eine sehr unerfreuliche Entwicklung für uns Aktionäre

ROLF_

[Diva]

Hallo Rolf,

.... langsam????

Es grüßt

Diva

[Diva]

PR - ADVC Company Direction

Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. Outlines New Strategic Plan

Los Angeles–February 7, 2002–Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) (the Company) announced today that it has begun implementing a strategic plan designed to accelerate development of stable, long-term growth and value enhancement for the Company and its shareholders.

To date, the Company has focused its resources primarily on SpectruCell, a leading edge wireless infrastructure based on software defined radio routing technology. The Company currently owns the commercial rights to this technology in the North, South and Central American markets. It also owns a 20% interest in its Australian affiliate, Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd (ACT-Australia), the developer of SpectruCell. SpectruCell will be a key enabler for network providers to integrate multiple simultaneous protocols across a network infrastructure with the ability to be easily upgraded or re-configured, since it is software-based. This technology will reduce many of the limitations and expense that current hardware solutions require.

The Company recently entered into a $31 million financing agreement with Cornell Capital Partners, LP. The purpose of the financing was to provide the Company with the funds necessary to accomplish the following objectives: first, to complete the Company’s purchase of its 20% interest in ACT-Australia; second, to acquire SpectruCell from ACT-Australia if terms can be agreed; third, to enable the Company to broaden its focus to include operating businesses that will provide revenue and profits and an opportunity for equity growth; and last, to create a net tangible asset base that will qualify the Company to be listed on the NASDAQ or AMEX exchange. The Company is exploring acquisition opportunities in the communications technology sector and is currently conducting due diligence on prospective targets.

The Company will also be addressing the shareholders’ desire for information about the company. This will be accomplished through the development of a more comprehensive, easily accessible and effective system of communicating with investors, the market, and the public at large. One key component of this new system will be upgrading the Company’s website, which will be transformed into an interactive forum to provide access to the Company’s SEC filings, press releases and other pertinent communications, more in-depth information on the Company’s activities, as well as a "For the Record" area that will provide considered responses to investor’s questions and concerns. Work on this has already begun and will be completed in the near future.

The Company has reached a significant milestone in its development. Following the recent changes in its management, and the execution of a substantial financing agreement, the Company intends to implement a focused and committed plan of stable, long-term growth and value enhancement. The Company remains committed to SpectruCell, and is confident that it now has the financial ability and other resources necessary to realize SpectruCell’s full commercial potential. It will also focus on other profitable, synergistic opportunities.

Future communications will provide additional details about the Company’s direction and updates regarding the matters referred to shortly. For more information regarding Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc., visit http://www.actadvc.com/ .

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.

Contact:

Gary Ivaska
CEO
[phone]

Jason Webster
Director-Corporate Communications
[phone]

____________________________________________________

[pfeffersack]

Hallo,
die Frage, die sich mir schon seit längerem stellt, ist die nach der 20%-Beteiligung an ACT AUS. Ist ADVC nun schon beteiligt, oder wollen die erst ?
Wenn sie beteiligt sind/die Beteiligung bekommen, dürfte der Erhalt von S/C doch kein wirkliches Problem darstellen, oder täusche ich mich da ?

Gruß
Pfeffersack

[Diva]

Hallo Pfeffersack,

"The Company currently owns the commercial rights to this technology in the North, South and Central American markets. It also owns a 20% interest in its Australian affiliate."

Dies ist aus der PR.

Oh, Oh ... die restlichen 80% könnten ... was heißt eigentlich könnten, sie sind wirklich ein Problem ... da hängen neben vielen $$$$ ein gewisser Roger May dran ... und der ist zickiger als manche Dragqueen!

Es grüßt

Diva

[pfeffersack]

Moin Diva,
nur im nächsten Absatz steht dann: "The purpose of the financing was(...)first, to complete the Company`s purchase of its 20% interest in ACT Australia"

Und das, obwohl es sonst immer hieß, ADVC HÄTTE SCHON die 20% Beteiligung...die natürlich sowieso nicht die Mehrheit wäre, andererseits ja deutlich mehr als den Fitzelanteil, den unserereins so hat.

Gruß
Pfeffersack

[Diva]

Moin Pfefersack, und das sage ich, obwohl ich aus Bayern bin ,
von diesen 20% war alles bis auf ca. 10% bezahlt .... erst jetzt ist de facto alles über die Bühne gegangen.

Aber gleich weiter:

PR - $1M Funding Closed

Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. closes $1 million convertible debenture

LOS ANGELES---February 8, 2002-Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) (ACT or the Company) announced today that on January 29, 2002 it closed on its $1 million convertible debenture, which is part of a $31 million total financing commitment from Cornell Capital Partners, LP (Cornell Capital), a New Jersey-based domestic investment fund.

Commenting on the transaction, Wayne I. Danson, ACT`s VP and CFO stated, "The closing of this interim financing confirms Cornell`s commitment to the Company and confidence in current management. It provides us with the necessary funding to continue the Company`s business strategies until the $30 million structured equity facility is declared effective by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)". Danson then confirmed that the Company is in the process of preparing its S-1 Registration Statement, which is expected to be filed with the SEC this month, to register shares of the Company`s common stock. The Company is pleased with the outcome of this financing, as it provides immediately available funding in the form of a convertible security, as opposed to the previous proposal, which provided no immediate funding to the Company.

Cornell Capital is a domestic investment fund that specializes in financing publicly traded companies on the NASDAQ and OTC Bulletin Board. Cornell Capital`s number one investment criteria are management`s capabilities. It has financed a number of companies over the past six months with commitment amounts totaling in excess of $300 million.

For more information regarding Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc., visit http://www.actadvc.com

Contact Information:

Gary Ivaska, CEO
[phone]

Jason Webster
Director-Corporate Communications
[phone]


Zukunft von ADVC: von 0 bis 100 ... nichts ist unmöglich

Es grüßt

Diva

[Birger]

Der Wahnsinn geht weiter: Jetzt legen sie sich so richtig miteinander an.

Mist! Von wegen gütliche Einigung...


PR - ADVC Obtains Injunction

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. Obtains Injunction to Protect Interests

Los Angeles--February 11, 2002--Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC) announced today that it recently filed suit to protect the interests of the Company and its shareholders in Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd (ACT-Australia), the developer of SpectruCell, a leading edge wireless infrastructure based on software routing technology. The Company owns 20% of ACT-Australia. It also has the exclusive rights to market and distribute SpectruCell in North, South and Central America under a License Agreement with ACT-Australia.

The Company commenced the litigation as a proactive response to unfounded demands and improper threats of hostile action by ACT-Australia and Roger May (the CEO of ACT-Australia) under the Stock Purchase Agreement pursuant to which the Company acquired its stock ownership in the Australian affiliate. These demands and threats immediately followed Mr. May`s recent dismissal as the Chairman, CEO and President of the Company.

At the initial hearing on this matter, the Supreme Court of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia issued a preliminary injunction against ACT-Australia and Roger May, CEO of ACT-Australia, restraining them "from transferring, dealing with, charging, diminishing, mortgaging, assigning or disposing of" the Company`s 20% stock interest in ACT-Australia. There will be a further hearing on February 20, 2002 at which time Court will decide whether to extend the injunction until a trial on the matter can take place. "We believe the court will extend the injunction because the facts, law and equities are in our favor", said Gary Ivaska, CEO and President of ACT Inc. Since the issuance of the preliminary injunction, ACT-Australia has initiated settlement discussions with the Company.

The Company recently obtained a major financing commitment from Cornell Capital Partners, LP that will provide the necessary funds to fulfill its remaining obligations to ACT-Australia under the Stock Purchase Agreement. (A separate press release has been issued regarding the details of the Cornell Capital Partners, LP funding agreement.)

"We remain committed to marketing and distributing SpectruCell in the Americas under our License Agreement. Concurrently, we are working to conclude on-going negotiations to acquire all remaining rights to SpectruCell from ACT-Australia. This will put us in the best possible position to cohesively ensure the timely, marketable completion of SpectruCell and the maximum realization of its potential in the marketplace," stated Ivaska. "Cornell Capital is committed to the Company and if we reach an agreement to acquire SpectruCell, initial funding will be provided through our financing arrangement with them".

The entire Board of Directors has requested Mr. May and Allen Roberts resign as directors of the Company due to conflicts of interests resulting from their relationships with ACT-Australia. Thus far, Mr. May and Mr. Roberts have declined to do so. Notwithstanding this, the Company is taking appropriate measures to ensure that on-going dealings with ACT-Australia are conducted in a manner that protects the interests of the Company and its shareholders.

There will be further information about the outcome of the upcoming court hearing after it takes place.

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.

Contact Information:

Gary Ivaska, CEO
[phone]

Jason Webster
Director-Corporate Communications
[phone]
____________________________________________________

The Staff of DDInvestor

[ostfriese2]

Also ich muß sagen, mir gefällt die jetzige Vorgehensweise
von ADVC sehr gut, denn bisher war es so, daß Roger May ADVC
ausschließlich zum Geld besorgen benutzt hat, um die private
ACT-AUS zu finanzieren. Keine seiner Versprechungen hat er
bislang eingehalten. Er hätte ADVC einfach Konkurs gehen
lassen und hätte dann mit dem Geld daraus in aller Ruhe
ACT-AUS finanziert. Ich glaube auch, daß die Chancen für ADVC nicht schlecht stehen, die S/C Rechte komplett zu bekommen, denn das, was May alles von sich gegeben hat,
damit kommt er nicht einfach so durch. Denn ADVC ist eine
börsennotierte Gesellschaft und die unterliegt eben halt der Informationspflicht. Sehr optimistisch stimmt mich
auch der Einstieg von Cornell, denn die prüfen genau, wem sie ihr Geld geben. Also lieber Nägel mit Köpfen, als das
ständige in die Irre geführt werden.

[Buzuk]

servus,
nach langem schweigen mal wieder ein wort von mir. tja, ich möchte das mal als den schleichenden tod bezeichnen, was wir gerade miterleben, allerdings kann ich mich auch nicht des eindrucks erwehren, den der liebe ostfriese hier zum besten gibt, denn eigentlich bin ich genau dieser meinung.
erstmals werden die interessen der act-us aktionäre von den act-aus-interessen eindeutig getrennt und endlich scheint sich auch jemand in einer führenden position gedanken über die möglicherweise weitreichenden konsequenzen der ein oder anderen äusserung, die in diversen conference calls (die sind mir übrigens immer noch suspekt)getätigt wurde, zu machen.
eins scheint jedoch klar, was wir gerade erleben ist der anfang vom ende, fragt sich nur, ob von einem guten oder von einem schlechten.

wollen wir die sache mal positiv sehen:
1. ich hab was gelernt in den letzten zwei jahren...und zwar nicht nur über die börse sondern auch über mich.
2. mit glück ist jetzt alles schnell geklärt und wir können uns über andere dinge gedanken machen

ahoi, macht´s gut und bis demnächst mal irgendwann, vielleicht erbarmt sich ja act-aus frei nach dem motto "divide et impera"

buzuk

[HBraun]

Hallo!

Ich wollte nur mal fragen, ob sich noch jemand außer Techseeker eingehender mit ADVC beschäftigt und vielleicht den Research Report kennt, auf den ich bei Yahoo gestossen bin: http://reports.finance.yahoo.com/w0?r=20097170:1

Gruß, Heiko

[Diva]

Hallo Heiko,

uppps .... was ist denn das, ... hmmmm .... wer hat 25$ über???

Es grüßt

Diva

PS guter Fund, Heiko!!

[Fernbedienung]

Ich verstehs nicht so ganz aber inzwischen bin ich ziemlich sauer auf den Laden. Obs irgendwann noch was wird?
gruß fb

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/020304/nym092_1.html

Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. - Court Order Extended Indefinitely
LOS ANGELES, March 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVC - news; ``ADVC`` or the ``Company``) announced today that the interim order made by the Supreme Court of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia on January 23, 2002 in the case filed by the Company to protect its investment in its Australian affiliate, Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd (ACT Australia), was extended indefinitely by court order on February 20, 2002.

The Company initiated suit to prevent ACT-Australia from attempting to cancel the Company`s 20% stock interest in ACT-Australia. Under the order issued by the court, ACT-Australia is prohibited ``from transferring, dealing with, charging, diminishing, mortgaging, assigning or disposing of`` the Company`s shares in ACT-Australia.

``We are very pleased with the order the court has issued, as it precludes ACT-Australia from taking any adverse action relating to our interests in ACT-Australia until the merits of the matter can be heard by the Court,`` said Gary Ivaska, CEO of the Company.

ADVC, headquartered in El Segundo, CA, owns the commercial right to distribute Spectrucell, a leading edge wireless infrastructure based on software defined radio routing technology, in North, South and Central America. It also owns a 20% interest in an Australian affiliate that is developing the technology. SpectruCell is a key enabler for network providers to integrate multiple simultaneous protocols across a network infrastructure.

This release contains ``forward-looking statements`` within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Act of 1934. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such statements are reasonable, no assurances can be given that they will prove correct. The Company remains exposed to risk factors that include the availability of financing, technical or equipment complications, the availability of qualified personnel, market competition, meeting time critical requirements and it is subject to the outcome of the legal action it is taking. Statements made herein are not a guarantee of future corporate or stock performance. The Company does not update or revise its forward-looking statements even if it becomes clear projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.

[Skiniwilli]

Friday March 15, 4:53 pm Eastern Time

EntrePort To Buy Minority Interest In Advanced Communications

SAN DIEGO -(Dow Jones)- A unit of Australia `s Advanced Communications Technologies (ADVC) agreed to acquire a majority stake in EntrePort Corp. (ENP) and to provide funding to EntrePort.

EntrePort said in a press release Friday it will also acquire a minority stake in the Australian company. Full details of the transaction will be announced within the next 10 days.

The deal needs approval by shareholders and the American Stock Exchange, which is seeking to strike EntrePort`s shares from listing and registration....

[Fugazi]

Lebt ADVC noch????

Gruß,
Fugazi

[Sushi138]

Ich weiss es nicht!!

[TheGuardian]

[Diva]

evtl. wissen wir morgen mehr .... we will see ....

From Roger May

............


The matter is listed for a further directions hearing before Justice Habserberger in the Supreme Court of Victoria, Commercial List on May 10th, 2002.

Roger May

[TheGuardian]

ADVC Files Form 8-K

This SEC filing and all ADVC SEC filings are available at: http://www.freeedgar.com

------------------

FORM 8-K

CURRENT REPORT

PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(D) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

------------------

Date of Report: May 9, 2002


ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
(Exact Name of Registrant as Specified in Charter)



FLORIDA 000-30486 65-0738251
------- --------- ----------
(State or other jurisdiction (Commission (IRS Employer
of incorporation) File Number) Identification No.)



880 APOLLO STREET, SUITE 200
EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA 90245
(Address of principal executive offices)


Registrant`s telephone number, including area code: [phone]
--------------





ITEM 5. OTHER EVENTS.

Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. reported the resignation of Gary Ivaska and new developments in its ongoing litigation with Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd, Advanced Communications` Australian affiliate ("ACT-Australia"). A description of these developments is set forth below.

MANAGEMENT CHANGES.

Effective April 30, 2002, Gary Ivaska resigned as President and Chief Executive Officer of Advanced Communications. At the time of his resignation, Advanced Communications and Mr. Ivaska agreed to payment terms regarding past due compensation. Under the agreement, Advanced Communications will pay Mr. Ivaska four monthly installments of $10,000, commencing on May 31, 2002, and continuing until August 31, 2002.

On May 2, 2002, Advanced Communications` Board of Directors appointed Mr. Wayne I. Danson, Advanced Communications` Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, as interim President effective April 30, 2002.

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN ONGOING LITIGATION.

On April 26, 2002, the Supreme Court of Victoria at Melbourne, Australia issued an interim order against ACT-Australia and Mr. May in connection with the ongoing litigation between Advanced Communications and ACT-Australia. The interim order prohibits ACT-Australia and Mr. May from violating the terms of the License and Distribution Agreement dated as of July 5, 2000. This license agreement grants Advanced Communications the exclusive right to market and distribute the SpectruCell technology in North, South, and Central America. Based on a press release issued by ACT-Australia, ACT-Australia is seeking to license the SpectruCell Technology to another entity in Advanced Communications` territory. On April 26, 2002, the Australian court entered the interim order. On May 7, 2002, Advanced Communications received a notice from ACT-Australia alleging a breach of the License Agreement. Advanced Communications believes the allegation is without merit and intends to protect its legal rights. On May 8, 2002, the Court extended its April 26, 2002 order through May 14, 2002, further restraining ACT-Australia from "acting upon or taking any further steps in reliance upon" the notice of breach until May 14, 2002 when this matter will be heard by the Court.

A complete description of the litigation proceeding to date is provided below.

On December 6, 2001, Mr. Roger May, as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ACT-Australia, sent a letter to Advanced Communications demanding full payment of all amounts due under the Stock Purchase Agreement between Advanced Communications and ACT-Australia (the "STOCK PURCHASE AGREEMENT). This letter was dated six days after Mr. May was removed by the Board of Directors from all executive capacities including as President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. May sent additional demand letters on December 11, 2001, and December 21, 2001. These demand letters threatened to exercise the rights granted to ACT-Australia under its constitutional documents, which include exercising ACT-Australia`s lien over the shares registered in the name of Advanced Communications or declaring that those shares be forfeited. Advanced Communications believes that it has fully met its obligation under the Stock Purchase Agreement, which states that payments are only required to be paid to ACT-Australia from those funds remaining after deduction of reserves needed for current operations, working capital and the development and expansion of its operations and the operations of its subsidiaries as determined by its Board of Directors. At this time, Advanced Communications does not have sufficient funds available to pay to ACT-Australia. On January 23, 2002, Advanced Communications filed suit against ACT-Australia and Roger May in the Supreme Court of Victoria at Melbourne, Australia to protect its investment.

On January 23, 2002, the Court issued an interim order effectively enjoining and prohibiting ACT-Australia from "transferring, dealing with, charging, diminishing, mortgaging, assigning or disposing of" Advanced Communications` stock in ACT-Australia. Although the court order had already been extended twice, it was again extended by the court on February 20, 2002, until a final determination is made at trial. ACT-Australia declined to contest the court orders sought by Advanced Communications. ACT-Australia filed its Answer to the suit and the parties are currently conducting discovery of material documents.



- 2 -


On March 15, 2002, ACT-Australia issued a press release stating that EntrePort Corporation ("EntrePort"), an AMEX listed company, executed "definitive documents" whereby EntrePort would acquire a minority interest in ACT-Australia and ACT-Australia would purchase a majority interest in EntrePort. Further, on March 14, 2002, ACT-Australia entered into an Acquisition Agreement with EntrePort (the "Acquisition Agreement") which stated that ACT-Australia "now plans to locate and establish a base of operations in the United States for the continued development, marketing and distribution of the SpectruCell product in the USA and Canada. Such base of operations will involve the establishment of engineering facilities, research and development, sales, marketing and distribution." The Acquisition Agreement also stated that EntrePort`s name would be changed to "Advanced Communications USA, Inc." Mr. May resigned from Advanced Communications` Board of Directors one day before entering into the Acquisition Agreement.

Advanced Communications believes that the transaction with EntrePort as described in the Acquisition Agreement is inconsistent with the rights granted to it by ACT-Australia in the License and Distribution Agreement dated July 5, 2000 pursuant to which Advanced Communications received the exclusive rights to market and distribute the SpectruCell technology in North, South and Central America. Advanced Communications therefore instructed its Australian lawyers to write to ACT-Australia requesting an undertaking that it would not appoint EntrePort or any other person to market and distribute the SpectruCell technology in the exclusive territory in breach of the license agreement. ACT-Australia refused to provide the undertaking sought by Advanced Communications and, accordingly, Advanced Communications applied to the Court for an order restraining ACT-Australia from breaching the terms of the license agreement. On April 26, 2002, the Court issued an interim order on the following terms:

"Until the determination of the plaintiff`s [i.e., Advanced Communications`] summons filed on 23 April 2002 or further order, the first defendant [i.e., ACT-Australia], whether by itself or by its officers, employees, agents, attorneys, or any of them or otherwise, be restrained from appointing or agreeing to appoint in any way whatsoever EntrePort Corporation or any other person to distribute, sell, offer to sell or supply or otherwise deal in or with the wireless or terrestrial multi-protocols communication network technology known as SpectruCell (`Product`) (incorporating the software which enables the Product to perform to its specifications, consisting of a set of instructions or statements in machine readable medium, and any enhancement or modification of that software (`Software`) and related hardware performing part of the base station controller which processes and transmits mobile communications protocols such as AMPS, CDMA, TDMA GSM, W-CDMA, UMTS, 3G & Voice IP) in the United States of America, the North American and South American Continents (`Exclusive Territory`) without the prior written consent of the plaintiff."

EntrePort was added as a defendant to the proceedings.

On May 7, 2002, Advanced Communications received a notice alleging a breach from ACT-Australia stating that Advanced Communications had breached its obligation under the License Agreement. Advanced Communications believes that the notice of breach is without merit and it is taking the necessary legal actions to prevent ACT-Australia from terminating its rights under the License Agreement.

On May 8, 2002, the Court extended its April 26, 2002 order through May 14, 2002, further restraining ACT-Australia from "acting upon or taking any further steps in reliance upon" the notice of breach until May 14, 2002 when this matter will be heard by the Court.



- 3 -


SIGNATURES



Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.



ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGIES, INC.


Date: May 9, 2002 By: /s/ Wayne I. Danson
--------------------------------------------
Name: Wayne I. Danson
Its: President

[Sushi138]

Hallo zusammen!

Habt ihr euch eigentlich von euren Stücken getrennt oder gibt es noch welche, die long sind?

Irgendwie habe ich immer noch ein wenig Hoffnung.
Wem geht es ähnlich?

Gruß
Sushi

[Michiko]

@ Sushi

Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt!

Dieser Zeitpunkt ist bei mir schon einige Monate vorbei,
auf Deutsch: Ich bin komplett raus.

Gruß

Michi

[hvs1]

Sushi,

ich bin noch drin!

hvs1

[Apetitaeffchen]

Ich leider auch noch, meinen Einstandskurs werde ich vieleicht in 20 Jahren wiedersehen.

[hvs1]

sushi,

mein Einstandskurs liegt bei Euro 0,52.
Also locker bleiben und abwarten.Habe einige Aktien,die viel
wollten und wenig davon gehalten haben.

Gruß hvs1

[Sushi138]

Mensch, jetzt steht das Ding unter einem Cent. Gibt es überhaupt noch einen Geschäftsbetrieb bei dem Unternehmen? Arbeitet da noch jemand?

Naja, wollte den Thread nur noch mal nach "Oben" holen.

Grüße an alle Longs

Sushi

[Stoiker]

Hallo Sushi,

bin kein Experte der ADVC- ACT-US + ACT-Aus- Firmenverschachtelung. Fakt scheint mir aber zu sein, dass der liebe Roger May nun einen Firmenbankrott hingelegt hat.
Der Kernsatz der weiter unten stehenden Presseveröffentlichung ist:

"ACT is actively participating in ACT Australia`s bankruptcy process"

Tja, der Roger, nun also endgültig als Gauner enttarnt. Dragon vom Raging Bull hatte also Recht.

MfG

Stoiker



Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. Announces the Relocation of its California Office and Other Cost-Saving Measures
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1, 2002 (PRIMEZONE) -- Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:ADVC - news) (``ACT`` or the ``Company``) announced today the relocation of its El Segundo, CA office to 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10170, effective August 1, 2002, as part of various cost-saving measures that the Company has implemented. In a further effort to reduce costs, Jason Webster will no longer hold the position of the Company`s Investor Relations contact. For future inquiries, investors may refer to public web announcements, SEC filings or contact the Company directly at 310-416-1270.

``We appreciate Mr. Webster`s commitment and past services and wish him well in his future endeavors,`` said Wayne I. Danson, ACT`s President and CFO. ``Although we are extremely positive and expect to maintain our exclusive rights to market and distribute SpectruCell, we are taking an aggressive approach to curtail our operating costs. Relocating our office to a more cost-effective location and consolidating monthly expenses are reasonable measures that the Company is taking to minimize its overhead.``

ACT is actively participating in ACT Australia`s bankruptcy process. ``We (ACT) have been well represented throughout the litigation (with ACT Australia) and are pleased with how things are progressing,`` remarked Danson, who continued by saying, ``We are optimistic that the outcome of ACT Australia`s bankruptcy will result in the Company having a more meaningful, on-going role in the ownership, development and marketing of the SpectruCell technology. We are particularly heartened by the significant interest in SpectruCell from prominent Australian and U.S. public and private companies.``

Randall Prouty, the Company`s Chairman, commented, ``We have received a tremendous amount of support from our Board of Directors, attorneys and ACT supporters throughout the litigation (with ACT Australia) and are encouraged that all of these efforts will result in our being able to fulfill our goals and objectives of marketing and distributing SpectruCell in the military and commercial marketplace in the near future. There are still some significant issues to be resolved in the ACT Australia bankruptcy proceeding and we expect to have a much clearer picture of where we stand by the end of August.``

For an in depth discussion on the Company`s litigation with ACT Australia and a recent update, please visit our website at http://www.actadvc.com, and see the Company`s recently filed Form 8-K.

[TheHitman]

[Apetitaeffchen]

Hat einer ne Erklärung für die Entwicklung der letzten Tage? Das ist der Hammer, wenn das so weitergeht, hab ich in 5 Jahren meinen Einstandskurs doch noch wieder

[morchel]

ja komisch ist das...schaut aus wie einsammeln!

hab ein paar zu 0,06 gekauft

mal sehen wie es weitergeht!

morchel

[HBraun]

Coole Sache. Schon länger nicht mehr 1000% Plus in einer Woche gehabt! Das kann ruhig noch ein bißchen so weitergehen. Bis zu meinem Einstiegskurs ist nämlich noch Luft...

[hvs1]

HBraun,

meine Einstandskurse liegen bei o,94 und 1,12

Gruß hvs1

[Sushi138]

Muss mich leider hvs1 anschliessen. Bin damals auch über 1 eingestiegen. Da ist wirklich noch ein wenig Luft.

[morchel]

Mein Einstandskurs war auch 1 USD!

Ich hoffe ich bekomm noch ein wenig Geld zurück!

morchel

[Apetitaeffchen]

Geht weiter!! Aktuell 0,08

[Sushi138]

Leider hat der Hype ja nicht besonders lange angehalten.

Da kam gerade ein wenig Euphorie auf und was dann ...

wieder ab Richtung Süden!!

Naja, so long

Sushi138

[Masthoan]

Hallo zusammen.

Kann mir mal jemand sagen wie der aktuelle Stand bei ADVCe im Moment ist?
Machen die weiter, oder können die ihre Probleme mit Australien und der SEC nicht klären.

Danke

[tomtietz]

Company News
ADVCE ADVCE
ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS T OTCBB


Back to Headlines | Previous Story


Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd Announces Dismissal of Unmerited Legal Action Against It By U.S.-Based Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc

NEW YORK, Nov. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES (Australia) Pty Ltd ("ACT AUS") today announced the discharge and termination of all temporary Court injunctions previously brought against it on August 23rd, 2002 by the U.S.-based Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADVCE) ("ADVC"). This termination destroys the whole basis of the ADVC press release of November 6th, 2002, and the legal actions previously initiated by ADVC.

As a result, ACT AUS is completely free to deal in its proprietary SpectruCell SDR technology in the United States, and throughout the North and South American region, without restraint or further hindrance from ADVC.

The orders that were discharged arose out of legal proceedings brought by ADVC earlier this year. Those proceedings sought to restrain ACT AUS from exercising its contractual right to cancel the License and Distribution Agreement it had granted to ADVC, that ACT AUS had terminated for material breach of that Agreement on May 7th 2002.

ACT AUS had also cancelled an Equity Purchase Agreement for non-payment of the purchase price by ADVC, after several written demands for payment were not responded to.

Mr. Justice Habersberger had previously given ADVC additional time to provide evidence of solvency. However, ADVC had filed no financial statements since March 31st 2002, and had made no attempt to provide more current financial information to validate that it was not insolvent to the Court. This despite several written requests by ACT AUS to Randall Prouty, Chairman of ADVC.

As of today, ADVC has still not filed its SEC 10K 30th June 2002 financial statements that were due 30th September 2002.

License and Distribution Agreement & Equity Purchase Agreement Terminated as of October 25th 2002.

As a result of the court orders dismissing the temporary injunctions, ADVC`s proposed Equity Purchase Agreement, and the License and Distribution Agreement for SpectruCell in the North and South American region, have now been officially and irrevocably terminated. The Court allowed for the License and Distribution agreement granted to ADVC to be finally cancelled on October 14th 2002 on the grounds that ADVC was insolvent. ADVC was given additional time to provide evidence of solvency to the Court. However, no submissions or evidence in this regard were provided by ADVC, instead they filed a motion for "leave to discontinue" and withdraw from the Court proceedings, which they had initiated, without any explanation.

The Court refused the motion of ADVC for "leave to discontinue" the action, and is still to consider the amount costs and damages to be awarded against ADVC. Further Court hearings are scheduled in this regard.

Accordingly, all business relationships of any nature between Advanced Communications Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd (ACT AUS) with Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc (ADVC) have now been officially terminated by Court consent, and are of no further effect or validity. Favorable Outcome - Administration

The management of ACT has also confirmed that the Administration of ACT (similar to US Chapter 11) was terminated effective September 26th 2002 when a Deed of Company arrangement was unanimously accepted that would provide 100% payment to all recognized creditors. The formal Deed was executed on October 17th 2002, and control of ACT formally returned to the Directors at that time. SDR Communications Technologies Pty Ltd

ACT AUS advised that it will not continue as the primary developer of the "SpectruCell" technology, and that all IP and development rights are currently being assigned to SDR Communications Technologies Pty Ltd (hereinafter "SDRC").

SDRC is also currently exploring the most viable option available to establish and fund an operational base in the United States intended to provide technical assistance with the implementation and provision of "technology demonstrator" units for commercial and military applications of the SpectruCell SDR technology, via a merger with a U.S.-based public company. SDRC is also evaluating an opportunity to establish a joint venture operational base with a US company, although no formal proposal has been finalized at this time. ACT files US$320 million Conspiracy Law Suit against Directors of ADVC

Management of ACT AUS also confirmed that they are aggressively pursuing a lawsuit filed in the California Superior Court against the current Board of Directors of ADVC and some senior management of ADVC. The lawsuit was filed in the California Superior Court on May 10th 2002 and alleges seven causes of action including "conspiracy to cause financial harm" and claims US$320 million in damages for harm caused ACT AUS and Roger May by the willful actions of the Directors of ADVC. The lawsuit alleges that documentary evidence received by ACT AUS confirms such a conspiracy between ADVC and an Australian company and several other individuals. Legal action is also currently being initiated in Australia against several individuals regarding their involvement with the U.S. Directors of ADVC.

The ACT AUS law suit against ADVC in California alleges that the Directors of ADVC planned and orchestrated a campaign designed to force ACT into liquidation in order that ADVC could acquire the assets of ACT at a "fire sale" price. This campaign against ACT AUS included the distribution and circulation of false and misleading information about ADVC rights to the U.S. client base of ACT AUS that has caused serious financial harm to the ongoing business of ACT AUS.

The foregoing may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.

[tomtietz]

@HBraun; hvs1; sushi138

den $ wird ADVCE so schnell nicht (wenn überhaupt)erreichen.
Aber bei diesem Kursnivau solltet ihr mal über Nachkäufe
nachdenken.

Bin selbst bei 0,93 eingestiegen, habe nun meinen Einsatz verdoppelt und erreiche damit einen Mischkurs von unter
0,01 Cent.

Gruß tom

[tomtietz]

Hat mich keiner beachtet ihr Investierten?

noch 0,002ct und ich gehe mit 100% raus.

Viel Spaß noch mit ADVCE

[tomtietz]

tut mir leid jungs,
jetzt habt ihrs verpasst,
oder wart ihr dat?
tom

[Techseeker]

HISTORY REPEATING ?

NSLN

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=BB%3ANSL…

[HelmutPollinger]

Bin ab morgen 14 tage Snowboarden auf meinem WO-Board...da kann ich richtig posten und die post abgehen lassen...denn ich hab alles verkauft wenn ihr kauft...und ich sauf wenn ihr lauft


gruesse
Helmut der Schluchtenscheisser

[TheGuardian]

SEC Declares Registration Statement Effective for Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.


NEW YORK, Aug 06, 2003 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- Advanced Communications
Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: ADVC) ("ACT" or the "Company" ) today announced that on
July 31, 2003, the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC" ) approved the
Company`s Registration Statement that was filed with the SEC on July 16, 2003,
declaring it effective.

When asked what positive impact to the Company and its shareholders the
effective Registration Statement has, Wayne I. Danson, ACT`s President responded
"The Company has been waiting for this important door to open. This is the first
step towards reorganizing and restructuring the Company."

Danson conveyed that details on the restructuring strategies and related
progress would be announced over the next 60 days.

Matthew Beckman, Managing Partner of Cornell Capital Partners, L.P. ("Cornell" )
was present and stated, "ACT has our complete financial and strategic business
support."

Beckman, who intends to become a Director of the Company added, "I look forward
to working with Wayne (Danson) and the other board members in turning the
Company into a successful and profitable organization."

Danson, when asked about the Company`s $30 million Equity Line of Credit with
Cornell said, "We now have immediate access to our financing facility and plan
to use it initially for working capital purposes and in restructuring our
obligations with various creditors."

Management is delighted with the SEC`s actions that signify the end of a review
by the SEC of the Company`s regulatory filings over the past two years. Now that
the quiet period has ended, the Company expressed enthusiasm in being able to
discuss its future plans more freely through regular news releases.

About Advanced Communications Technologies Inc.

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. ("ACT" ) owns the exclusive marketing
and distribution rights throughout the North and South American markets to
SpectruCell, a software-defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless system
that is currently under development, consisting of hardware and software that
enables network providers to install a single base station and configure it to
any or all protocols.

This release contains `forward-looking statements` within the meaning of Section
27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities
Act of 1934. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in
such statements are reasonable, no assurances can be given that they will prove
correct. The Company remains exposed to risk factors that include the
completion, marketability and availability of the SpectruCell product, the
availability of qualified personnel, market competition, meeting time critical
requirements and others as outlined in the Company`s Registration Statement as
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 16, 2003. Statements
made herein are not a guarantee of future corporate or stock performance.

More information on this company can be found on eWorldWire`s Online Newsroom
at:

HTML: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/wr/080603/1573.htm

PDF: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/pdf/080603/1573.pdf

ONLINE NEWSROOM: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/1376.htm

LOGO: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/1376.htm


SOURCE: Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.

[TheGuardian]

Nettes Volumen in den letzten Tagen!

[AsiaCall]

Vieleicht würde doch ein Einstieg wieder lohnen.???


NEW YORK, Oct. 15, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB:ADVC.OB - News) (``ACT`` or the ``Company``) announced today that it is in line with its strategic plan to restructure the Company, and has already taken its first proactive step towards turning ACT into a valuable operating business.
The Company`s access to capital under its equity line of credit facility with Cornell Capital Partners, L.P. (``Cornell Capital``), which became available on July 31, 2003 when the SEC declared its registration statement effective, has enabled the Company to begin restructuring its outstanding debt with creditors and clean up its balance sheet. ``We have either settled or are in the process of settling a majority of our debt obligations with our creditors,`` said Wayne Danson, ACT`s President and CFO. Danson continued, ``Our objective is to have the company`s obligations significantly settled and discharged by the end of the year. While this goal may be aggressive, management is working conscientiously towards attaining this result.`` The Company has settled over $800,000 of debt obligations with creditors since September.

As part of ACT`s overall reformation, the Company is actively pursuing the acquisition of one or more operating businesses with a proven product and dynamic management. This process has just begun and the Company does not anticipate any meaningful transactions until the first quarter 2004. ``We need to restructure the company`s financial picture before we aggressively pursue our expansion plans,`` said Danson. Cornell Capital voiced their support and offered their availability to assist ACT in finding appropriate business expansion opportunities.

Management is also considering the possible future spin-off or sale of its rights to the SpectruCell product, which include the exclusive marketing and distribution rights throughout the North and South American markets. ``We are actively considering these possibilities as well as other options in an effort to provide multiple sources of growth for the company and value to our shareholders``, said Danson. The potential spin-off or sale of the rights to the SpectruCell product is consistent with management`s vision of a new and diverse Company.

The Board of Directors expressed excitement about the future possibilities and new direction of the Company.

About Advanced Communications Technologies Inc

Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. (``ACT``) owns the exclusive marketing and distribution rights throughout the North and South American markets to SpectruCell, a software-defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless system that is currently being developed by an unrelated party in Australia.

This release contains ``forward-looking statements`` within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Act of 1934. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such statements are reasonable, no assurances can be given that they will prove correct. The Company remains exposed to risk factors that include the completion, marketability and availability of the SpectruCell product, the availability of qualified personnel, market competition, meeting time critical requirements and others as outlined in the Company`s Registration Statement as filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 16, 2003. Statements made herein are not a guarantee of future corporate or stock performance.

[AsiaCall]

ADVC heute +65 % ist auser mir niemand mehr dabei?