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for me. Well, Graham, I no longer have any old cards from my past ham days. As I said, I'm retired military and I moved around a lot and a lot of things got lost. However, that's the way it goes when you do that sort of thing. I've been a licensed ham since August of 1962. I started out with a novice class license and just worked my way up. I received my extra class in 1980. And this call sign I have is currently my eighth. My favorite one was KETL Bravo Zero GCD or KB Zero Grounded Grid, but I don't want to change the call sign again. Back to that one. Everything else would have to change. But anyway, since August of 1962, that's how long I've been licensed. So you can do the math and see. And get my ham age anyway. That's all I really have. And by the way, again, I print my own QSLs. I've downloaded templates. And I can make up a custom one for someone if they want one. And I'll mail it to them. I do not use the QSL or any other application like that. It's strictly postal service or email as an attachment. Good afternoon to you from South Florida. Currently at 1634 hours. JN0UUB, WN4D, South Florida.