[eli2410]

That's what I thought, but just wanted to make sure.

You really need to get everyone excited about it. Maybe also make it a requirement to sell a certain number, or what we did was that half of the profit went to the team and half went to pay for the student's (who sold it) travel fund. I would recommend using some sort of online payment system, but if you do, you probably need to open that now, as a few of them have probationary periods for new members. Make sure to have some in stock before you start.

The people at FIRST are extremely helpful with this program. The only problem that I've had with a bulb is that one of the second generation ones went out in my kitchen a couple days ago. But considering that is among about 30-40 that I have installed and that is the only one that I know of that's failed, I say they work really well.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. I ran my team's light bulb program my sophomore year.