I sent to the company your reaction, and this their answer, definitely interesting.... 


From: support @airosale.com, support @airosale.com 
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 1:20 PM
To: bogy
Cc: keshet01 @shira-inc.com, shai @airosale.com
Subject: RE: MDFD1 Model (V1)



Hi Bogy,



Thanks for your message.



Honestly, we are not familliar with Aero-Gro and haven't had the opportunity to read the New Zealanders criticism as you say. But since you are addressing your scepticism about using our Shira Ultrasonic Fogging technology I am answering categorily that whatever people are stating against our foggers doesn't offensing our more that two decates of experience in this particular filed as well as the results that are being acheived and our customers are showing this in photos.



I am inviting you to visit our website at w w w.shira-inc.com and cliciking there on the image (Indoor Plants Cultivation) and I am attaching also a photo that has been sent me two days ago by one of our customers that speaks by itself and eliminates the ststement that "the foggers demineralize several nutrients, most notably iron, making them inaccessible". The foggers don't do this. This particular customer was addressing me his statement:"my plants are doing very well. Unexpected well.Various vegetables growing very fast in indirect sun, roots very healthy". This gentelman is using our MDFD1 Model (V2) + Console 



I would be pleased to find you also among our satisfied customers.



Best regards,



Amiram Keshet

w w w .shira-inc.com



-------- Original Message --------
Subject: MDFD1 Model (V1)
From: "bogy"<email removed>
Date: Fri, July 28, 2006 3:37 am
To: shai @airosale.com, support @airosale.com

I found an article by a prominent New Zealander/Hydroponics expert. He has a Q&A forum, and was answering some questions about Aeroponics and foggers. He basically stated that New Zealanders, who are ~5 years ahead of the rest of the world re: Hydro techniques, have abandoned fogging. He said that, among other reasons, the foggers demineralize several nutrients, most notably iron, making them inaccessible for the plants. I couldn't find the article offhand, but I think I had found it while researching the Aero-Gro System