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Nuytco Research Ltd. To Test Power Technology Prototype Battery For Submarine Applications

HOUSTON, TEXAS – BUSINESS WIRE - April 11, 2005

Web Site Power Technology (PWTC: OTCBB) announced today that Nuytco Research Ltd. of Vancouver, British Columbia, (http://www.nuytco.com) a manufacturer of submersibles, has asked Power Technology to design and provide it with deep cycle, AGM prototype batteries for testing in its submersibles. Mike Reay, Engineering Technologist of Nuytco Research Ltd., stated: “The magnitude of the performance increase of the Power Technology battery over conventional lead-acid batteries is stunning. The increase in energy capacity is a huge advantage for submarine applications. We want to install and test the Power Technology prototypes as soon as they are available.”

Bernard J. Walter, Chairman and CEO of Power Technology added: “Nuytco Research Ltd. is a world leader in the development and operation of undersea technology and we are honored that have asked us to design and produce a prototype battery for this application. We look forward to Nuytco’s involvement in the testing and development of our battery.”

About Power Technology, Inc. – Power Technology, Inc. is a Research and Development Company that is engaged in activities regarding alternative battery technology using patented, ultra light materials with significantly less weight and less lead content than conventional batteries. The Company is in the early stages of commercializing its battery technology, and intends to introduce its batteries for sale in 2005.

About Nuytco Research Ltd. British Columbia based Nuytoc designs, builds, and operates atmospheric diving suits, submersibles, remotely operated vehicles, HMI lights and other specialty equipment for underwater applications. Nuytco is best known for the DeepWorker class of 2000 foot depth-rated micro submersibles, in both single pilot and pilot and passenger configurations. DeepWorkers have been used all over the world for scientific, survey, construction, oilfield, tourism, film and photographic work.