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Within a couple more years after that, I was installing and repairing them full-time for a living. Still am, to a degree, but I'm getting to an age where I'm sort of getting left in the back of the pack. The industry has changed a lot in the last 20 years, and I'm not some 20-something year old kid anymore who can start from the bottom. I guess I'm an old analog guy in a digital world. I keep up as best I can. Physical limitations are starting to come into play. Can't crawl under desks or in ceilings and pull cable like I used to, and more places are making tech support wear a lot more hats these days, as a matter of economics. It's sort of, "OK, what are we gonna do with the old guy?" LOL