Ed Richardson: Yes. We received the first order from a company called NextEra that we were just discussing. And they are the largest wind turbine operator in the United States. They have about 10,000 GE wind turbines in service, and they’re adding about 1,000 a year. And so we worked with them for 2 years and have 2 patents on the device that actually is unilaterally interchangeable with the GE module. So there’s 18 modules in each wind turbine, and our device will actually replace 1 of those modules and work with the other 17 lead acid necessary. So after a couple of years working with them, they had them in beta sites for about a year. They gave us an order for $10 million. So it’s basically $10,000 a wind turbine, if you will. And now, as I mentioned, the other wind turbine operators have come to us and they’re buying from us as well. And that business just continues. We probably did, what, $15 million in that business last year?
Gregory Peloquin: Yes, thing like we shipped almost 16,000 units so far this fiscal year. But 1 thing to add to that, the order that I mentioned probably on the last call, we did receive that. It was a multimillion dollar order, which was Phase II for NextEra that was booked and shipped in the quarter. As I mentioned earlier, they needed to get that into their wind turbines. So they did about a 30-day beta site testing on a kind of a version of the ULTRA3000 that was for a different turbine model. Our engineers were able to redesign it within weeks, get them the product. They tested it for 30 days and then we received the orders. And going back to what Wendy said, we worked double and third shifts to make sure they got those products by the end of November. So I believe that was the order I mentioned that we were expecting in the quarter Q2 that we did get and we did ship it, which is part of the reason for the 150% growth.
Operator: We have a follow-up from David Schneider.
Unidentified Analyst: I think it was last night when I realized this is just my own opinion. The easy way to Richardson Electronics Electronics story is that maybe 4 or 5 quarters from now, plus or minus, there’s going to be a crossover when the GES segment, the green electric is going to be more than 50% of the operating income for the company. And at that point, I think there would be a dramatic rerating of your stock as far as PE multiple other metrics. Obviously, right now, everybody, at least the way the stock is acting, is paranoid about the semiconductor, but it could be maybe 4 or 5 quarters from now, that won’t even be in people’s heads. They’re just going to be thinking about, does your company deserve a 20 or 30 PE multiple. And based on the numbers that I was looking — sorry?
Ed Richardson: We think right yes. The green energy is certainly our future.
Unidentified Analyst: Okay. Well, I was looking at the only published research, I was looking at the last Sidoti piece, and I kind of ballpark for calendar ’24, you may be close to doing $2 in earnings. And even if I reduce that to $1.80, people are going to be thinking you’re like green-energy company and 20x above $1.80 is a little bit higher than where your stock is now Anyway, that’s really my only thought other than I’d like to purchase 1 of those machines that makes the diamonds because I have a few people that would like some diamonds.
Ed Richardson: We can get you on the diamond not the machinery.
Gregory Peloquin: No, we make the generator as well. If you want to buy one, we’ll fix you up.
Unidentified Analyst: How much does the cost?
Ed Richardson: The generator is about $20,000 a 6-kilowatt generator.
