Edig never caught up with its future. As soon as it started receiving revenues, its patents were challenged. What could possibly the managvement do for its future. Really nothing else but living from hand to mouth. If and when things fall back to routine- in the sense that 737 is approved -and assuming that reasonable expectations concerning future revenues are formed then the management can start putting together a model with some certainty. Without banking on the dream pipe line of RP, even a far modest set of expectations about the future could lead to acquisitions and/or selling the company to a third party. All these are reasonable expectations but are still contigent on completing the business at hand. What I know is that the naivete of the management during the 90's is gone. Now Fred has a MBA earned in the Hard-rock university of experience and street and he is as versed as any on this board.

About Nuchi. This field of communications is changing in front of our eyes every day. Many companies are working on it and change its parameters with the speed of light. It is reasonable then that manufacturers are reluctant to adopt a particular technology because they think that they might lose the opportunbity to get something better. This makes their decisions hard and they take time. And this might very well be one of the reasons they have not signed any contracts as yet. Do not write-off the technology. I know, the word "soon" has been abused here. But then again this is the nature of this animal.