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Yep, I copied that too. So, cool. Okay. Well, yeah, I sent you a message on Meshcore, Sean. I don't know if you saw that, but I heard your check-in earlier to Kirk's Net. And, yeah, there's definitely a way to reduce the amount of notifications that you get from the Meshcore app. So, anyway, that's something that I'm happy to chat with you about, sort of figure out why it's giving you so many notifications. And we can kind of tune that down a bit so that you're just getting the ones you know that you want to hear and that you want to pay attention to and then battery life is really just about the device that you have the one that I put in there was the helltech v3 victor 3 and yeah that one is great because they're super cheap and they're good reliable devices and they've got a Wi-Fi chip and a Bluetooth chip you know that sort of stuff which is really great but But the one downside for that device is they're not very energy efficient, so they chew through batteries really fast. So if you wanted to work on a node that has long battery life, I would recommend looking at a different device, something like a rack wireless. There's a new Haltech out there, the T114, the Tango 114 that's also pretty efficient in terms of battery use, and then there's a couple of them out there as well that are really efficient. So that would be a good one to look into, those would be some good options to look into for, you know, if you want something that you can carry around all day and have long time battery use. For an example, I have the Heltech T114, and it has an 1100 milliamp battery, and it runs for a couple of days on that. So I have actually never run it all the way dead. It might probably even go longer. Back to you, Sean. There's a K-9 JEB in there. Before I let him kick in, hey John, before I let him kick in, is that a rechargeable battery as well?