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and it's still rocking in a row. It looks very healthy to me too. It's still at 41,000 feet. Zoom along right now at 140 knots. So yeah, that's a big cool balloon. You can look that up. It's N6, a CVO, Charlie Victor Oscar. Back to you, Net N5 AQM. All righty, thank you, Mike. N5 AQM from K4CUP. Okay, let me check with him out. Victor Echo 1, Echo Papa. Was that some helpful information for you, Emile? Yeah, very good. Well, I'm familiar with the peak of balloons. I tracked, I tracked, there's 250 of them on my QRS ed. I fell into the box hole of tracking them about three years ago and so I keep a journal of them on my QRS ed page, but the question is, when a CW beacon comes down from the peak of a balloon,