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grow up with power than the other one. Anyway, imagine there's still a lot of hands over in Russia using their old tube equipment and I don't know if they still make them. That's the thing. You know Chinese and Russia companies that made tubes may have switched over and started making something else now. I remember we're getting back off on that subject currently. The gray client, friend of mine, a ham, he was a bit older than me and Field Day one year he brought his our four. I think he had that transceiver and the receiver. I think it was R4B receiver and then a transceiver then went with it. You could hook them together, had audio cables, you hooked them together, you could have a separate receiver which was pretty neat back then. And I used that at Field Day one year. It conked out right in the middle of Field Day the receiver did but transceiver still works. But it was, I really liked that.