Well (tongue in cheek) since your name is Greg - the name of one of my wonderful sons (works on Shuttle Program) you are forgiven. All Greg's with one g on end are good guys :O)
I helped in the design and fabrication for the first units back in the mid 1970's. We all signed one of the orignal flight-certified units,(with NASA approved marking ink, of course, and subjected the signed unit to the environmental tests to make sure that the signatures were compatible with all applicable NASA specs, and were duly signed off by the NASA inspection staff LOL... and I am not positive if it was used in the Enterprise OV-101 or not... I have always wanted to go see the display, and see if I couldn't get permission to go aboard to see if one of the units was the signed one ;-) I still feel proud of that. I have a spare of one of the leads, and a connector, on a plaque which the Company presented to me, with the details of what it was used for, and then a humorous saying "Your Tax Dollars at Work : $2,000/ft) which occupies a place of honor in my ham shack. (I wanted to put it in the living room, but Mrsgwmoore was not particularly happy with the idea... I wonder why??? LOL
It is nice to know that another Greg is carrying on the work on the Shuttle program. I haven't had a chance to see a launch since 1980, on the first mission, when we were invited down. A fantastic time was had by all the engineers concerned [(and then we got to see the launch) (Huge Wicked Grin)]
Greg