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like different repeaters, different groups, whatever. Their channels are added by the network provider. Channels are added by the network provider when they're requested by people. So what you get now will continue to expand. But as it continues to expand and more ham channels get added or more public channels get added to their respective network, then you automatically get them. You don't have to program or reprogram or anything like that. Everything's done on the network side. So as soon as something new is added, you instantly get it. There's no messing around with any programming. You never have to connect this thing to a computer or anything. You pull it out of the box, you use it. So let's say you are a ham. When you make your order, there's a section on the order thing called notes. You gotta put in, I want access to the ham network. I am a ham, here's my call sign. They may, if they don't know you, they may.