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near you, they're going to ask you not to transmit on UHF because that's the band that are new over the horizon radar uses. And that's because UHF is a ground following radiation. So it sticks to the surface and it follows the curve of the earth as you go around. So they can, they, when they get a ping back from that, it can be from a thousand miles away. It's pretty cool stuff. And I don't know how many of those over the horizon radars we have. But I guess it sounds like Canada is putting in new ones along the Arctic Circle or wherever they are now where they, they're the old radars, what they had throughout the Cold War and stuff like that. And this is a, it's a much better system. So we'll see. And also the Golden Shield will require pinpoint accuracy. So we'll