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not only about CQ 100 or 200, I was just looking it up. Sounds like it was just a way of being on the air without a hand radio license if you want. Is that basically what I'm looking at here? No, no, it's hand radio. You have to have a call sign to get on CQ 200. It used to be linked to the world friendship net. Joe Ruby made that link so you can go over on CQ 200 and check into the net. So they're new net. And worldwide friendship net, I believe, that's what it's called at that time. So no, you got to be a ham to use it. So it's dedicated for nothing by ham radio operators. They can't put up antennas. And the audio quality is not just a