in the interview you posted 'key questions' Kevin says scaling...

in the interview you posted 'key questions' Kevin says scaling is not an issue as the tech is not particularly hard to build using components that are readily available. the goal is to get third party contractors licensed to build the units which can be built closer to the end user. if it is as you say that as soon as the SA Water gas Tess is proven (around March) there will be a rush of interest with everyone wanting to be first to be second then 1414 could have MOUs or contracts signed with engineering firms so that they are ready for the orders and can make each one as the order comes in. I'm not too familiar with how the production of patented products works so correct me if I'm wrong here. why 'shore up the fort' if the tech is proven and if everyone wants to be first to be second. I believe there are interested parties out there but each will have different circumstances as far as timelines and finances go so may not put in and order straight away but more like put it into their business pipeline. in that case if scaling is not an issue and tech is proven and confirmed it works real world (nearly) why shore up the fort and not market as much as possible to get as many customers lined up as they can?