Hi Lane and Eagle, thanks for the replies.

Eagle, no dissuation on your part. That was sorta plan b anyways, but what exactly did you mean by working in the field? I have no desire to solely work doing wiring. My concentration is actually embedded microcontrollers and networking. I've thought about getting a job after graduating and maybe workin on this as a hobby until I can make enough of my own capital to supply all of my business needs. Still that leads back to my dilemma of the licensing that would be required to install the RE system into the existing building's wiring.

I had a plan C too which was to go to grad school. The problem with that is that I'm pretty much burnt out of school now and I'm not sure if I could handle another 2 years. Hell I'm not even sure what classes I would have to take considering that to get the MS Tech you sit down with your major prof. AFTER you're accepted in and construct a plan of study based on a concentration you'd like to do. I like to know what I would be doing beforehand, so I know whether or not it'd be something I'd want to do. That would still give me a couple extra years to do this stuff on the side and just get the extra experience. In the end it seems like I'd still be stuck with the issue of licensing. [Linked Image]

I do appreciate your replies though. Thanks,

Tom