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I'd like to see it. I've got a little hobby farm here, and gotta keep everything watered, or other things are cool dropping. But the gardens are coming okay. We should soon have some tomatoes ripening in the next day or two. I know we got cucumbers coming out of our ears, but it's all good. It's all good, it's all organic. The only other thing that's new is I got into the peak of balloons, and it's now sailing over northern part of China. It was in the Japanese Sea there, between Japanese and Japan and China. But then it took a wind current into Russia again, so I'm not sure. I guess I'm hitting for the North Pole that's 40,000 feet there, over. Wild, it's still going, hey? I checked your APRS, and you mentioned it, oh god, I can't remember. It was one of the Canada Hub nets, I think. Maybe the science net, not sure. But I did check it out, though. It was like a couple of days after you had released it or something, I believe. That was fantastic. I can't believe it's still going. So what do you got on board there for power, the power to transceiver? What do you got aboard the balloon itself? Like, report your position about that. Station kilo kilo seven, November Quebec November, all star node 6222, located in Shelton, Washington. Yeah, if you go to YouTube, and you put in my call site, you'll actually see, I'm sure, the payload. All it is is a mini solar panel, which looks like a dollar bill floating on the cardamaches. And there's two dollar bills floating, which are two mini solar panels. And the processor, well, it's all explained, all explained on my QRZ page. It's a microprocessor, and it even does, it even does geofencing, so when it gets to three countries that are not supposed to transmit, it actually turns off the transmitter till it processes the UK, and then it starts to transmit when it gets into Russia, over. So it's not allowed to transmit over certain countries and whatnot?