After all, if you read Peters Drons excellent book on the M3W'er, it was under CM's leadership that it was rushed to market in the first place with so many issues
Some of which were being dealt with but others that have been addressed since his departure
I was at the factory on a visit when the first M3W had just come back from the show. Everyone was very excited about it, a couple of the M3W team were their, they seemed rather shocked and concerned that they had over 100 orders. In their own words they said that there was more development to do. I suspect that customer pressure and cash flow had a large part in moving it into production sooner than maybe it should have. From what I have seen with it there have appear to have been three key issues, engineering design, testing and quality control internally and from suppliers.
