Aqua Xtremes Receives Orders For 240 XBoards With $2,000,000 Retail Value.

TORRANCE, Calif. -- Nova Communications Ltd. (OTCBB:NVAC) announced that its majority-owned subsidiary, Aqua Xtremes, Inc., received additional orders for fulfillment of the revolutionary XBoard, the jet-powered watercraft that is shaped like a surfboard but powered by a jet-propelled engine.

With these new orders, there are now 625 XBoards on order with a retail value of approximately $5,000,000. The 240 XBoard orders came from Greg Hoggatt in Pensacola, On Deck Watercraft in Wisconsin, Joe McHaney in Texas, and Jerry Tacket from Orlando; along with increased orders from distributors in Houston, St. Louis, and Lake of the Ozarks. The Company plans to begin fulfilling orders in early 2005.

Nova Communications CEO Ken Owen commented, "These orders for 240 XBoards reflect the continued demand that is building up in the personal watercraft industry. We have received over 200 inquiries in the past few weeks alone from potential investors, distributors, and dealers who are anxious to get on board and join the exciting launch of XBoard."

Aqua Xtremes believes that XBoard will do for the watercraft industry what snow boards did for the snow skiing industry -- it will invigorate the young adult who is looking for a better experience while on lake, river, or ocean.

XBoard allows riders of all skill levels to experience the exhilaration of surfing anywhere, anytime. The XBoard design team has created a revolutionary watercraft that combines innovative hull design and a powerful EPA conforming engine. Photos and more information are available at the Company's web site (www.NCVM.net).

XBoard was developed by Nova's majority-owned subsidiary, Aqua Xtremes Inc., a four-year-old Nevada corporate entity. For more information on XBoard visit www.AquaXtremes.com.

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