Got Fusion?

[Kaos]

If any of you hogs got your F Steel Heart, let us know how you like it.

 

[randucci]

I'm sure the FSHs are still aways out, I'd like to get the Meaner Street I ordered in September!

 

[Dark Nemesis]

Yeah, I don't think anyone is going to be seeing a FSH in the near future. I think the posted delivery time on new models is something like 8-12 weeks.

 

[djolney]

When Miki e-mailed me to let me know that my Magnum EU17 was about to ship she said that my FSH was "at least a few weeks away."

David

 

[Dunner]

I ordered on "opening day" and to be honest I have been thinking February all along because of where it seemed like shipments of earlier models were. Besides, that keeps me from wearing my mail box key out like I did waiting for my SFNO

Nice surprises are always welcome however

 

[Bent T]

When Miki e-mailed me to let me know that my Magnum EU17 was about to ship she said that my FSH was "at least a few weeks away."

David

"at least a few weeks away." that's probably like (4) 2 more weeks!

 

[RokJok]

For shipments from Busse Combat, you can apply the standard contractor's expectation timeline adjustment:
"Double the number, then increment the units upward by one."

In other words, if a contractor/vendor initially states the project due date as "two weeks", you should:
1. double the number, i.e. two --> four
2. increment the units by one, i.e. weeks --> months

However, when you factor in the CBL or JW Blue non-linear confusion-generating function operative in Jerry's head, you may want to run the result of the double-then-increment equation through a random number generator.

So the minimal expectation time becomes "four months". The more realistic ETA is "whenever Jerry's stash of alcohol runs dry & the local liquor store is closed so he can't restock."

See, math really is easy.

 

[Bent T]

That makes much more sense. I figured the wouldn't ship till they were finished.