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put an accessory in there. Keep in mind that you need to connect the ground to the proper side of the smart shunt, which is really what that is. If in doubt, most, for example, I've added mouse blockers to all of our vehicles to help keep the mice from underneath the hood. And Don, I know you had a problem with mice eating your wiring harness at one point. So I had to go back and review and make sure that I had put the ground on the right side of the shunt so that it could monitor what the mouse blocker was actually using when the vehicle was off. So just if, when in doubt, they recommend that you just ground it to the chassis. If you ground it to the chassis, then the system will know everything that's going in and out of the battery. So thanks, Tom. I just wanted to point that out. I was thinking maybe if you turn this into a club presentation at some point and do a presentation on it, I've done a lot of reading, a lot of research on it.