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I know a whole bunch of stuff about nothing, so a little bit about something, a whole bunch about nothing, I don't know, something like that. Anyway, yeah, yesterday, Ben, my antenna, built my antenna, came over and we built two antennas and he handed me his PVC cutter and we got my tape measure and cut a couple pieces of PVC and I was able to, you know, assemble two Ed Fong antennas. Now I'm looking for a, you know, one of those satellite mounts that everybody leaves on their house when they move for dish network or for DirecTV. I have one already but it's being used by my Diamond X50, which I'm talking through right now, cross band, but I want to put another one, you know, eight, ten feet down the roof line for my Ed Fong GMRS J-Pole and then we built a dual band two meter 440 Ed Fong J-Pole, which I am going to put on a little folding collapsible tripod to take to like hotel rooms and, you know, just take on the road, travel or camp or whatever, it'll make a nice little dual band antenna that'll outperform obviously a rubber ducky or whatever else. So, yeah, that's about all I got. I'll let you get to somewhere else. Thanks for doing the net. Have yourself a wonderful weekend. This is Kilo 6 Delta X-ray November Cameron Park. Hey, Simone, you have a wonderful weekend as well. Did you get a chance to catch Ed Fong's presentation last Wednesday? Located in Shelton, Washington. Yeah, it was an exercise in do I still know how to use Zoom and it turns out I do. I was on my iPhone on Zoom and I even raised my hand and asked a few questions to Ed Fong and, you know, what I meant to ask him is what paint he would recommend if I want to paint the sticks. I'd imagine any kind of non-metallic paint would be okay, but I didn't know if he had one that he recommends. So if I want to make them black, I was thinking of shooting them black instead of the grey PVC, but just a minor detail. Hi, hello, but the one that makes all the difference in the world, especially if you live in an HOA someplace. Alright, Simone, thanks for dropping in and sharing and thanks for running Trivionite. You may think it's a small thing, but it's always part of what makes this repeater great. N60XN, AI6, I'm sorry, K60XN, AI6JB73. My friend Richard Slocum, who is N60XN, with a God Chuckle out of that one. Have a good one.