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recumbentations etc etc when you're doing this as well as the practical end of things. And number two, if you look up the blog of Victor Echo 3, Victor in November, this is Victor Echo 3, Victor in November, he, I forgot his name, maybe it's 12, but he's a very very informative detail site on how to construct towers and antennas there. So for those of you who are interested in constructing towers or antennas, he has a wealth of information there. So luckily, the whole thing by the full will have an antenna back up on the tower and will be active on HF there like never before. So back to that anyway, thanks very much for allowing me to be part of RYD's panel. This is Peter Station Kilo 7, November Quebec November. Well Dave, you must really really want that tower up. That's a lot of money going into doing that, but you know, way to go. Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and go ahead with it. And yes, there's always good information. I know my last tower that I put up, I dug a 6x6 hole and filled it up with concrete. And the guy that's coming in to do it had to back in over a ditch that was down about four feet from the road. And it didn't bother him, he backed it in and we put some in the bottom to get it started. And then when the second guy came in, he wasn't going to come in, but when the cement guy said, well the other guy got in, I said well I can get in then. So yeah, that's a lot of cement and using a pump truck, I got a buddy that that's what he does over here and that's not cheap. Anyways, good luck, I hope everything works out well for you. Make sure that that tower is perfectly vertical, because you'll be unhappy if it's not. And have some fun with that. Okay, this is VA3LP net control. Any other stations that would like to check in anywhere, please come now to the Trans-Canada Net. Victor Echo 4, Mike Lasker, Angie Young.