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and its capabilities. If something had happened, say, a large event, what's neat about that is you'd be able to get on here and stay on here. Unlike some field days I've been to where they're running generators and stuff. It's like, okay, let's say you have a big event like where I was at before where you have a hurricane that takes out an entire region. And you're not going to go down the street and get some gasoline. Once that generator is out of juice, you're out of luck. But the solar panel is, those things could just stand forever as long as you have sunlight and even then not even full sunlight. So that was really impressive. And it was also impressive what we could do with those stations too in that antenna array. Brooks explained a little bit of how that worked, how that was set up and how they could switch bands and everything and stuff. And that's just to me the ideal emergency preparedness. You can go on all different bands, including about 50 miles away.