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in the actual carrier, so it does work better on the fringes than analog. I have a repeater that I used to use, and I could just barely get into it on five watts. I mean, I was basically not really copyable, lots and lots of white noise, and on digital, I was full copy, no breakups, just because that signal, that carrier, just punched through and stayed there because there was no dynamic range. No, I agree with 100%. No digital, for side by side, the ability to get through with C4FM to a repeater versus straight up FM. No, absolutely. You can punch through on digital when you're not even hardly breaking threshold or holding with FM. No, I was more referred to using that signal processing and so much of the