Sure but remember ken doesn't actually build the chips or boards himself. We have Gerald at VMC HQ dealing with calls and customer enquiries. And Ken has just spent a few days meeting with our main  partner/supplier, so everything should be covered right now.

Think about how a typical CEO structures their day. They usually only work a few hours each morning - and have a few key meetings each week. CEO's are not supposed to be grafters, they are supposed to manage from a distance, delegate, and make key decisions. Ken could commit just 10 hours a week on this (like many CEO's do) and still be doing his full duty. The fact he even wants to spend days and days coding when he does have funds to hire and sit back means his heart is in this company and he is more dedicated to it's success than any career CEO would be.