In the list of Assets and Liabilities from the bankruptcy proceedings, there was indeed no mention at all of Enerjet in the list of copyrights/patents/trademarks.

Wow.

I hope they print Decals . . . !

I wonder how they're going to price the 29x83mm 2 packs? EconoJets (F20/23/27/42) currently retail for $44.99, the F67 for $28.99, and the G74 for $31.99.

I notice the announcement relates only to the plastic molded case motors in one 24mm size and one 29mm size. Those cases have a variety of certified reads and delays. I suspect Dane will "rationalize" the line by having simplified pricing, a common brand identity, and as wide of distribution access as is possible in this fractured market.

Maybe I will get a chance to ask Dane the same question I asked Gary in 1981. How many in a pallet? Gary choked on the question as it related to the E6-4. :D

So, how did AEROTECH acquire the ENERJET Trademark from Estes ( Centuri ) ?

Dave F.

See posts 27 and 31. Apparently, the Enerjet name/trademark went unused and left to lapse as such. I guess Aerotech just re-applied for it as a trade name.

Earl