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This is KC2PKG and you have a good day. You have a good day. KN4LBF. I'm hoping you're going to be our next experimenter with these mesh networks. If you can find one that is cheap enough and you live in a place where there may be one, another station within just a couple of miles. That would really work. Anyway, this is 73 rod. We're interested in your final thoughts. KN4LBF. This is KC2PKG. This is KN4LBF and yeah, I'm heading out to with some CTs for everyone and I did look into the mesh. I think the mesh needs Wi-Fi or something like that. That's why I push it to the side for now. It's not too expensive to get a devourer and I think it's two things you need. It comes up to like a thousand dollars or something like that depending on what market in this. We have about 15 mesh net in Florida. Yeah, if you get enough you can but if the FCC closed it down, I mean it's almost impossible to get the frequency. This is KN4LBF. I'll see you guys tomorrow. Back to you. Great. Bye bye. Have a great day. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Bye bye. Have a good day everyone. KN4LBF. This is KC2PKG. You know, and that is such a scary thing because we exist at the pleasure of the FCC and if they change, I mean we were talking about this, I don't know, last week. There's a satellite company that wants to buy or wants to license the bottom part of the UHF hand frequency and they don't want to change because I think they already have some satellites in space and that's the frequency that they use. So we could lose the bottom half of the UHF frequency or the bottom quarter of it, something like that and just not be allowed to be on there anymore. That's a bummer. Okay. Carol, BL1U-PZ, congrats once again on your new headset and it's a 73 round so do you have any final thoughts?