TORRANCE, Calif., July 5, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- CyberAds Inc. (OTCBB:CYAD) reported today that the manufacturer of XBoard, Aqua Xtremes, today submitted their engine to a certified EPA/CARB lab for testing. Upon completion of the testing process, the results will be submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and California Air Resources Lab (CARB) for approval and certification.
"Testing will take approximately two weeks," explained Art Robins, CEO of Aqua Xtremes. "Based on preliminary testing that was completed by our engineering team, we are confident that the engine will pass the EPA requirements with flying colors." The engine delivers 39.5 horsepower and is a rotary design. It is lightweight, has fewer moving parts than traditional engine designs and will be a significant advancement in the marine engine category. XBoard has been tested at speeds exceeding 40 mph with a passenger weighing over 200 pounds.
"This is a milestone event for XBoard, and all of us involved with the development and distribution of this unique product," stated Jeff Criswell, President of CyberAds, Inc. "EPA certification is a critical step in the production process and we are all very confident that this goal will be achieved in the next few weeks." CyberAds is negotiating with distributors for exclusive territories throughout North America for the sale and rental of XBoard. The company acquired the North American distribution rights for XBoard.
Parties interested in reseller opportunities are encouraged to contact CyberAds representatives at (800) 288-3099 or visit www.CYADXBoard.com for more information.
XBoard is an innovative product from Aqua Xtremes, Inc., a design and manufacturing company that specializes in the creation of extreme sports products and marine engines.
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